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Jonathan Livingston Seagull Study Guide

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by Richard Bach
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The Council Beach

The area where the Council Flock deliberates and condemns Jonathan to exile for his experiments in aerodynamics is called the Council Beath. On this beach, Jonathan, returned from heaven to gather and teach Outlaw disciples, vindicates his teachings and begins proclaiming his message of the gulls' freedom to be more than the rulers allow them to be.

The Council Flock

The governing body of the seagull Flock, the unchallengeable Council Flock condemns Jonathan for reckless irresponsibility and violating the dignity and tradition of the Gull Family after his historic aeronautic flight. It exiles the new Outcast to the Far Cliffs.

The Far Cliffs

The traditional place of exile for Outcasts from the Flock, the Far Cliffs lie west of Council Beach and are where Jonathan gathers his first six followers.

The Fishing Grounds

The offshore waters.....

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