Before me is the most incredible view I’ve ever seen, I always believed that good old Blighty was the prettiest place on earth with its countryside of rolling hills and lush green landscape. Other places I’ve been to on summer holidays have disappointed me with nothing much to see apart from the occasional drab concrete house painted in a garish colour dotted here and there over the dry parched landscape which always looks as if it needs a good downpour of rain...
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Going up the mountain in the lift with the mountains leering over you like a huge dragon ready to pounce and the tiny houses below getting smaller and smaller as they disappear, passing through fluffy white cotton wool like clouds you must remember to hold on tight as the lift comes to a sudden abrupt jolt just before it reaches its destination at nearly the top of the mountain...
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How does William Golding create the tensions in The Spire? Golding continues to show the division between Jocelin and the rest of the cathedral, with two deacons discussing how he is "proud", "ignorant" and how "he thinks he is a saint"...	3 / 768
The Spire:How Does Golding display Jocelin's degeneration in chapters 1 to 8 of the Spire? The reader is unsure how to react to this occurrence, which is a situation that Golding has deliberately engineered by being ambiguous with his storyline...	4 / 918
The Spire William Golding: How does Golding introduce the character of Jocelin in chapter 1? His "Love" is actually more insulting than comforting and how he perceives the cathedral and its inhabitants as "My place, my people, my house" emphasises this...	2 / 514
The Spire The 'warmth' at his back, is immediately interpreted by Jocelin as the presence of hides guardian angel sent by God to comfort and guide him in his task, it is at this point that the reader begins to question Jocelin's reliability as a narrator...	4 / 933