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Ah, when Golding has Ralph searching for the beast, he uses vivid descriptions of the dark and unknown jungle to build suspense. The sounds of the night and Ralph's growing fear make our hearts beat a little faster. It's all part of the journey, my friend. Just remember, sometimes the scariest things are just shadows in the moonlight.

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The search occurs in the dark, and, in the moonlight, shadowy figures are mistaken for monstrous images.

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