Summary Of Chapter 13 Outline For Lord Of The Flies
Chapter thirteen
If they had not sent the naval officer onto the island to interrupt the chaos, Ralph would have been killed, and Jack along with the rest of the boys would’ve perished after setting the whole island ablaze. The professors stood there, in astonishment, watching over what was left of the island. The social experiment had been successful. The airplane the boys were on was supposed to crash. The boys were all test subjects carefully selected out of thousands of desperate children escaping the war. Each boy had specific characteristics that made them perfect for the experiment. Throughout the boys’ time on the island, the professors tracked their every move. The purpose of the social experiment was to show how man is inevitably
If they had not sent the naval officer onto the island to interrupt the chaos, Ralph would have been killed, and Jack along with the rest of the boys would’ve perished after setting the whole island ablaze. The professors stood there, in astonishment, watching over what was left of the island. The social experiment had been successful. The airplane the boys were on was supposed to crash. The boys were all test subjects carefully selected out of thousands of desperate children escaping the war. Each boy had specific characteristics that made them perfect for the experiment. Throughout the boys’ time on the island, the professors tracked their every move. The purpose of the social experiment was to show how man is inevitably