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Question 1: Ralph and Piggy both know in their minds they have assisted to a murder. While Piggy is in a state of denial, Jack knows it and in a psychopathic way begins to laugh. He is humored that he himself could still be called a leader. Piggy and Jack go back and forth on the cause of this loss. They come to the conclusion that Simon brought this upon himself. What else were the boys to assume he was up doing in the woods in the middle of the night. This shows how humans will place the blame on anyone they can besides themselves to rationalize their actions. And nothing is easier than pinning it on someone who isn't around to defend themselves.

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Question 3: A "proper chief", in the eyes in the bigguns is someone who can provide them with protection. Since Jack came up with a plan on how to protect them at the castle, he proved himself. This is an example of humans need for security. Jack might not be the best choice, but he seems like the safe choice.

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Question 5: The biguns are old enough to realize killing Simon was a brutal mistake. They know they cannot undo the past, so they instead try to brush it off and give reason to their mistake. They can feel half accomplished because they had been lead to believe they were killing the beast in which had been "terrorizing" them. But, now seeing what they are capable of, and how large Jack's blood lust is, they fear for what is next. Meaning, "half-daunted by the implication of further terrors." After coming to the conclusion that they killed the beast in disguise and not the real beast, they are scared it could happen again and to any of them.

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Question 3: Jack has instilled fear into all of the other boys, so it was better to be a friend rather than foe. This was not a choice decision when it came down to it.