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Planning a written response on human nature in Golding's 'Lord of the Flies'

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Golding uses the novel to explore the true nature of human beings. A cohesive argument unpacks one 'big idea' - each paragraph should work with the others to prove the 'big idea'. Single paragraph outlines contain a topic sentence, supporting detail and a summary sentence. Supporting details should contain quotes, along with the writer's methods, key vocabulary and contextual information. A single paragraph outline should be planned for each section of your response and can take up to five minutes to plan.

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