Lotf Chapter 2 and 3
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Lord of the Flies
Chapter Two
1. Golding is trying to show us that Jack is uncivilized, because he is discoursing the power of the conch. “The conch doesn’t count on top of the mountain”. Jack is being disrespectful, troublesome and unfair. Golding is showing us the level of immaturity that Jack portrays in the story and that he is constantly trying to cause conflict.
2. In Lord of the flies the fire is used throughout the book to represent order. It also represents the amount of strength left within the boys. The fire emerges, becoming wild like the boys in the novel. The fire has no order and it cannot be controlled. It is personified because it is has been given human qualities such as growling, “the fire growled at them” also, “The heart of flame leapt nimbly across the gap”
3. Piggy displays an adult figure; he pays close attention to actions taking place in the story. His aunty brought him up well and he knows the difference between right and wrong. It was not surprising when he noticed that the little nun was missing because he is very cautious and cares for the wellbeing of others. Piggy has been through a lot in the past and through all of his difficulties he has learned how to be a mature individual.
4. It would appear that all the boys with some sort of physical defects were outcast. They were separated form the rest of the group. Jack and his tribe were bullies therefore it is safe to conclude that Jack and his tribe were the ones responsible for the deaths of the boys with physical defects who could not defend for themselves.
Chapter Three
1. Ralph gave the reason of needing shelter when it rained and also because may of the boys are scared of the “beastie”, and it would be a form of home for them.
2. Some of the boys focus was on hunting a pig for food and the younger boys were interested in playing around.
3. Jack felt like something was behind him all the time when he was in the jungle it compared it to the feeling...
Chapter Two
1. Golding is trying to show us that Jack is uncivilized, because he is discoursing the power of the conch. “The conch doesn’t count on top of the mountain”. Jack is being disrespectful, troublesome and unfair. Golding is showing us the level of immaturity that Jack portrays in the story and that he is constantly trying to cause conflict.
2. In Lord of the flies the fire is used throughout the book to represent order. It also represents the amount of strength left within the boys. The fire emerges, becoming wild like the boys in the novel. The fire has no order and it cannot be controlled. It is personified because it is has been given human qualities such as growling, “the fire growled at them” also, “The heart of flame leapt nimbly across the gap”
3. Piggy displays an adult figure; he pays close attention to actions taking place in the story. His aunty brought him up well and he knows the difference between right and wrong. It was not surprising when he noticed that the little nun was missing because he is very cautious and cares for the wellbeing of others. Piggy has been through a lot in the past and through all of his difficulties he has learned how to be a mature individual.
4. It would appear that all the boys with some sort of physical defects were outcast. They were separated form the rest of the group. Jack and his tribe were bullies therefore it is safe to conclude that Jack and his tribe were the ones responsible for the deaths of the boys with physical defects who could not defend for themselves.
Chapter Three
1. Ralph gave the reason of needing shelter when it rained and also because may of the boys are scared of the “beastie”, and it would be a form of home for them.
2. Some of the boys focus was on hunting a pig for food and the younger boys were interested in playing around.
3. Jack felt like something was behind him all the time when he was in the jungle it compared it to the feeling...