Exploring Simon's role as an outsider and as Jack's foil in 'Lord of the Flies'
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I can explain what Simon represents in 'Lord of the Flies'.
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Arguably, Simon is characterised as a self-imposed an outsider.
Simon is thoughtful, insightful and spiritual, and has a deep appreciation and respect for all living things.
Simon's ceremonious burial is arguably symbolic of his close relationship with nature.
Simon is arguably used as a foil character to Jack - the two are opposites.
Simon's character reminds us that there is innate good in mankind as well as evil - we don't have to choose savagery.
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