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Lord Of The Flies Chapter 1 Summary
Chapter 1
1. a plane crash
2. the pilot died
3. who holds the conch is allowed to speak
4. he is the lead of the choir
5. confident and a natural leader
6. Ralph; because he won majority of the votes
7. hunters
8. the plane and a monster
9. he's scared to see blood
Chapter 2
10. to hunt for food
11. a snake thing; scared
12. to make a fire so a passing boat will see them
13. by Piggy's glasses take role
14. he disappears
15. Piggy wants order and rules while the boys are chaotic and wild
Chapter 3
16. the kids would have shelter if it rains and make them feel protected
17. to hunt and make shelter; they play, eat, or bathe
18. a small, black haired boy with a pointed chin; to find peace and observe the beautiful land
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Because he wants to be in charge. He does not want to admit that he is jealous of Jack's leadership
5. Something like a great ape was asleep with its head between its knees. The wind roared in the forest and the creature lifted its head, holding toward them the ruin of a face.
Chapter 8
6. They are very rude to him by saying "shut up" and "good riddance" because he sounded too adult like.
7. The beast had teeth and big black eyes.
8. He called an assembly to talk about the beast. He compares Ralph to Piggy. He says things like Piggy is not a proper chief. He is a coward. He is not a hunter. He would have never gotten us any meat. He just gives orders and expects people to obey them for nothing.
9. no; no; yes; they fear him because he's aggressive
10. he likes power
11. As the fire died down, so did their excitement. The beast is on the mountain with the fire. The twins realized they would have a fire near them as a comfort in the night and this set a few littluns dancing and clapping their hands and singing.
12. ;they put it on themselves
13. put it on a spear
14. surprised; the sow talks to him
15. He tells them that he and his hunters are living along the beach by a flat rock. They hunt and feast and have fun. He invited them to a feast with a pig and
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For meat, hunting, and pretending to be a tribe
20. To make sure nothing goes wrong
21. the beast is harmless
22. they thought he was the beast
23. no; no
24. Washed out to sea; driven by the wind, over the boys, and out to sea; Both are dead, escaped for the violence, and went to the sea.
Chapter 10
1. He says it was an accident and that they were on the outside and didn’’t do anything; because he actually does take part in it but wants to believe he didn’’t
2. Piggy, Ralph, Sam n’’ Eric
3. Yes; yes; because
4. They tied up Wilfred and Jack beats him for no reason. They painted their faces in white and red. They form a tribe and danced with war paint. They hunt for meat with spears, feast on meat, and take fire from others.
5. The fire was a smoke signal for rescue and heat to cook the hunted pig. The fire was employed to send up a beckoning column of smoke; but the other was to be a hearth now and a comfort until they slept. The fire symbolized hope and there was something good about a fire.
6. The conch symbolizes democracy and order and the savages were not interested in that
7. To make a fire for their food
8. He will be completely blind
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