The document provides an overview of the day's class activities and assignments. It will include an examination of internal conflicts in Lord of the Flies using Freudian theory to analyze characters. Students will take a reading quiz, discuss reactions to being dismissed in the film Battle Royale, and review Freudian concepts of the id, ego and superego. Homework includes reviewing pronouns, reading a short story, and completing a dialogue journal.

1. 30 April 2013
Do Now:
Clear your desk and write an MLA heading at the top of the
half sheet of paper on your desk.
Laowe! (Alagwa, Tanzania)
In the last class we discussed the conflict between Ralph and Jack in Lord of
the Flies and examined an example of editorial writing. Today we will
examine the internal conflicts in the novel and use Freudian theory to analyze
the major characters.

2. Reading Quiz
In 3­5 sentences, explain what is happening in when the
following quote occurs in last night’s reading assignment.
Ralph’s mouth watered. He meant to refuse meat, but his
past diet of fruit and nuts, with an odd crab or fish, gave
him too little resistance. He accepted a piece of half­raw
meat and gnawed it like a wolf.

3. Battle Royale:
How does each student react as they are dismissed
onto the island? Does every student show the same
emotions? Which reactions stand out to you? Write
down your responses as we watch the film,

4. Battle Royale and LOTF

5. Freud
Id
Ego
Superego

6. Freudian Psychology and LOTF

7. Homework:
1. Review Pronouns
2. Read "Beast From Water"
3. Dialogue Journal

8. Attachments
06 ­ I Am A Rock.mp3
08 ­ Pastures of Plenty.mp3