Ralph in Lord of the Flies

The boat ride back was dismal. Samaeric both got dreadfully sea sick and they were still weakened by the horrendous torture Jack's group had done to them. Ralph was still shocked .He thought that they were never going to be rescued and that they would be stuck one the island for the rest of their insignificant lives. He was so shocked that he passed out. .

             He awoke in a strange place where the multiple ray of light was blinding him; it filled every corner in the room. Ralph narrowed his eyes as the light struck him, he knew today was the day. He peered around the room trying to recognize anything, a picture or even a shirt but there was nothing. Ralph was scared and afraid; it felt to him like he was back at the dreadful place he called home for months. .

             He could hear footsteps but didn't know where they were coming from. Then a shadow appeared under the door, and he finally heard a voice he recognized it sounded like Piggy his once best friend the person he confided in. It was only a whisper but he knew it was him. The voice muffled and quiet as it traveled into the distance once again. .

             Thenceforth a single knock at the door. The knob started twisting and the door was pushed open, standing there in a long floor length black robe and a pristine white collar was a priest. .

             "May I sit down Ralph inquired the priest in a calming tone. .

             In a shuttering voice Ralph replied "Doesn't matter what my answer is. " Ralph didn't even finish his sentence. Before the persist had made his way to the chair located in the far right hand corner of his room and sat down. He sat their staring at Ralph with a concerned look on his old and sun-burnt face. He took out his bible and started to read Revelation 21:4; "And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away. The priest quoted in a relaxed voice.

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