id/ego/superego
What happened first?
T/F
grab-bag
Freud
100
Ralph.
What is ego.
100
Simon is stabbed to death; the hunters chop the head off a pig and hang it on a stick.
The hunters chope the head off a pig.
100
We find out Piggy's real name.
F
100
What is the LITERAL translation of "beelzebub?"
Lord of the Flies.
100
Characterized by the feeling of guilt.
superego.
200
Jack
What is id
200
Piggy cries like a little girl; Simon has a conversation with a dead pig's head.
Simon has a conversation.
200
Ralph helps kill Simon.
True.
200
What, literally, is the beast HALFWAY through the book?
A dead parachutist.
200
Isolated and infantile.
Id.
300
The conch.
What is superego.
300
The hunters let the fire go out; Ralph stabs a pig in the nose.
The hunters let the fire go out.
300
The beast is a deranged pilot in a cave.
false.
300
What, metaphorically, is the beast by the end of the book?
The dark side of human nature; the id.
300
Impulsive; self-destructive; most concerned with satisfying primal needs.
What is id.
400
The castle
What is id
400
The pilot disappearsi; Jack kills his first pig.
Neither--THERE IS NO PILOT!
400
The boy with the mark on his face dies at the end of the book.
false
400
What has been happening in the adult world while they've been stranded?
It's at war.
400
Rational; connected to the real world.
What is ego.
500
Hunting pigs.
What is id.
500
Jack throws a beachside barbecue; Roger cracks PIggy's head open with a big rock.
Jack throws a beachside barbecue.
500
Jack feels like he's being hunted.
true.
500
What, symbollically, dies with PIggy and the conch?
Hope, reason, and civilization.
500
Balances between two extremes.
Ego.
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