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What does the constant repetition of the chant tell the reader about the boys’ minds?
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The chant shows that the boys have already lost their minds and have become the thing the swore not to become.. Savages
The constant repetition of the chant tells that reader that the boys' minds have already gone insane and now not only have they lost their minds, they became savages
They are becoming more protective of their land and they are becoming more like wild dogs or something that mark their territory.
The chant shows the reader that the boys on the island have turned into savages
The constant chanting tells the reader that the boys have lost sense of civilisation and have turned into savages.
The constant chanting tells the reader that the boys have gone insane and that they lost their innocence and have turned into savages.
it shows that the boys have lost touch with humanity
the chant shows how violent the boys have become, and how they've become less innocent.
That they have become completely brainwashed by their beliefs.
