Перейти к основному содержимому
Открывается в Новой Вкладке
Главная Страница
Ресурсы
Ценообразование
Создать раскадровку
Создать раскадровку
Вход в Систему
Зарегистрируйтесь как учитель.
Зарегистрироваться как физическое лицо
Поиск
Unknown Story
Создать Раскадровку
Скопируйте эту раскадровку
Скопируйте эту раскадровку
СОЗДАТЬ РАСКАДРОВКУ
ВОСПРОИЗВЕСТИ СЛАЙД-ШОУ
ПОЧИТАЙ МНЕ
Создайте свой собственный!
Копировать
Текст Раскадровки
Important because it made the boys start to believe in the beastl
Important because it alerted everyone of the fallen pilot which led to everything else in the chapter.
Important because it was the start of the search for the beast.
The figure fell and crumpled among the blue flowers of the mountainside, ' (page 95, Golding).
Important because it shows the Jack and Ralph are going ahead and leading the boys.
They lay there listening, at first with doubt but then terror to the description the twins breathed at them, (page 99, Golding).
Important because it shows that the boys stopped caring about the beast and wanted to play rather than work. They need someone to lead them.
After they had eaten, Ralph and the biguns set out along the beach, (page 103, Golding).
This is important because it shows that Jack is the one who's made it as the leader and is respected more than Ralph.
The others, waiting in the grass, saw Jack and Ralph unharmed and broke cover into the sunlight, (page 107, Golding)
The clamor broke out.... the sun was bright and danger had faded with the darkness, (page 108, Golding).
Jack led the way down the rock and across the bride, (page 108, Golding). (He is leading them to the mountain)