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I've been talking about this elsewhere and am curious.
Mikey's comment about the conch shell, do you get what he means?
( sorry for the bad quality btw, but this is the specific section I wanted )
I was reading elsewhere today and came across comments that said his conch shell comment proves that he's a weirdo that says stupid things. And really, the reference can't be that obscure surely?
Mikey's comment about the conch shell, do you get what he means?
( sorry for the bad quality btw, but this is the specific section I wanted )
I was reading elsewhere today and came across comments that said his conch shell comment proves that he's a weirdo that says stupid things. And really, the reference can't be that obscure surely?
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I always thought that when he was so rudely interrupted by the others he was about to say "so you can talk to yourself", but of course when you talk into a conch shell then bring it to your ear your supposed to be able to hear the echo of what you said *shrugs* So I always thought it was a clever answer for spur of the moment *lol*
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For those who haven't suffered through an English class about Lord Of The Flies (the suffering was the symbolism discussion, not the book itself, which was excellent): the conch shell is used by the kids during meetings - IIRC, whoever held the shell is the one allowed to talk. In other words, Girard should bring a conch shell so that he can talk all the time.
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... I think everyone else is going to have to bring their own shell...
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I'm assuming it's either a Lord of the Flies (don't get me started on that book) reference or, like the others have said, a point about hearing the echo of your words in a conch. Given that it sounds like he says something about talking to yourself it seems more likely he was referencing the echo idea but I don't think the Lord of the Flie reference is much of a stretch.
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And I don't think having read Lord Of The Flies makes Mikey a weirdo, if he's anything like yours truly, he probably had to read it for english class.
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is it really that random a reference? I thought most (US) kids had to read that book in 8th or 9th grade.
also, A+ to Mikey to knowing what he'd need to survive his band, since something needs to shut Geeway up sometimes :-P
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