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In Chapter 8 the hunters kill a sow. As Golding describes it, this is not simply hunting for food. This is something entirely different. What is going on here? Give both a denotative (literal) and connotative (figurative/symbolic) explanation of your reading in this section. The Lord of the Flies Chapter 8

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