in lord of the flies

How is Simon different from Jack and his tribe?

A.
Simon represents human goodness, while Jack and his tribe embody human savagery.

B.
Simon acts out of guilt and shame, while Jack and his tribe feel no shame.

C.
Simon is clever and witty, while Jack and his tribe are uneducated and immature.

D.
Simon is an outcast and easily frightened, while Jack and his tribe are popular and daring.

Question

in lord of the flies
 
How is Simon different from Jack and his tribe?	
 
 A.
Simon represents human goodness, while Jack and his tribe embody human savagery.
 
 B.
Simon acts out of guilt and shame, while Jack and his tribe feel no shame.
 
 C.
Simon is clever and witty, while Jack and his tribe are uneducated and immature.
 
 D.
Simon is an outcast and easily frightened, while Jack and his tribe are popular and daring.

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