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The Spire

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English

 

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November 15, 2013

 

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University

 

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When he plans for the spire aren't going as well as planned, his joys turns to irritation. Even from the start of the novel, Golding’s aim is to illustrate Jocelin's lack of self awareness to the reader, Golding demonstrates this aspect to Jocelin’s nature during Jocelin’s encounters with other characters...
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Firstly, when he overhears the two novices calling him 'too proud' he immediately jumps to the conclusion that they are talking about someone other than him. And laughs along. Also in Jocelin's reaction to the his carved head of stone by Gilbert, when he says he's 'not as beaky as that' when the reader knows he is as he is often described as peering around his nose...
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