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How does Simon from The lord of the flies describe the unusual buds on the bushes?
Simon describes the unusual buds as green candle-like.
What will eat the rose buds and blooms?
Chuck norris eats flowers and buds. Fungus bacteria grass buds seeds with twigs and mouses with foxs
When do the candle buds that Simon sees bloom?
in chapter three
What does Simon call the the strange bushes they find in lord of the flies?
Too quote directly from the book...Here they paused and examined the bushes around them curiously. Simon spoke first. "Like candles. Candle bushes. Candle buds." Ralph and Jack dismiss the bushes and Ralph actually says, "You couldn't light them... They just look like candles." This entire episode is an allusion to a passage from the book "The Coral Island." In that book the boys named Jack, Ralph (Golding reused those names deliberately) and Peterkin also find "Candle buds." The difference being that the boy called Jack, in The Coral island, is a well read boy who informs his companions that the nuts from this bush can be dried out and threaded onto a sting where they will burn when lit, just like real candles.
When do the candle-buds bloom?
The description fromthe book is, I quote... 'The bushes were dark evergreen and aromatic and the many buds were waxen green and folded up against the light.' If the buds are flower buds and they are 'folded up against the light' the implication is that they must open at night.
When do the candle-buds that Simon sees bloom?
The candle-buds that Simon sees on the mountain bloom during the day and close up at night. They only bloom once a year and are described as producing a sweet fragrance.
What is Simon's nickname for the plants of the forest in lord of the flies?
Too quote directly from the book...Here they paused and examined the bushes around them curiously. Simon spoke first. "Like candles. Candle bushes. Candle buds." Ralph and Jack dismiss the bushes and Ralph actually says, "You couldn't light them... They just look like candles." This entire episode is an allusion to a passage from the book "The Coral Island." In that book the boys named Jack, Ralph (Golding reused those names deliberately) and Peterkin also find "Candle buds." The difference being that the boy called Jack, in The Coral island, is a well read boy who informs his companions that the nuts from this bush can be dried out and threaded onto a sting where they will burn when lit, just like real candles.
What is a word that ends with ing and describes a bush?
The word "budding" describes a bush that is producing new growth or buds.
In Lord of the Flies when do the candle bud bushes bloom?
The candle bud bushes in Lord of the Flies bloom at night, creating a soft glow that attracts insects. This natural phenomenon on the island is symbolic of beauty and mystery in the midst of darkness and fear.
In lord of the flies 1.When they find the candle bushes what are the different reactions of each other the threee boys Chapter 2 . 2. What are the rules of the Conch?
Simon is captivated by the likeness of the buds to candles and calls them 'candle buds.' Ralph, ever practical, notes that they just look like candles but you couldn't light them. Jack slashes one with his knife and dismisses them contemptuously with a curt, "We can't eat them." The Rules of the conch are that when a person wishes to speak during a meeting they ask for the conch, take hold of it, and they won't be interupted by anyone, except for Ralph.
Why my Azaleas did not bloom this year?
The most likely cause is trimming the bushes at the wrong time of the year. The best time is just after the flowers have finished blooming. Pruning in late summer, fall, or winter will remove the following spring's flower buds.
What does the phrase Clothed her in leaves and buds of crimson core mean?
This phrase likely describes dressing someone in leaves and buds that are a deep red color. It can be interpreted symbolically to represent adorning someone with nature's beauty and richness, or it could simply refer to physically dressing someone in such attire.
