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Bernice, Samuel Ling, Charis, Jairus and Yann 

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Bernice, Samuel Ling, Charis, Jairus and Yann 

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Ralph and Jack were arguing about who was doing more work. Ralph argued that Jack was wasting his time hunting as he did not bring anything back, whereas Ralph and Simon were building shelters for everyone. Not only that, Jack was enjoying hunting, but Ralph and Simon were not, and no one was helping them as the little kids would all get distracted. Jack wanted meat.

The conflict is partly resolved when both Ralph and Jack looked at each other at the bright beach, astonished at the rub of feeling (page 55)

Jack could have agreed to help Ralph and Simon to build the shelter, and try to convince the little kids to stay focused on their tasks or wanting to be rescued instead of going hunting every day.

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type of conflict: Man vs Man

Cause of conflict: Ralph and Piggy wanted to 'reconcile' with Jack and the hunter boys. However, as they danced and chanted, they began to lose their mind. When Simon arrived to tell the boys that the Beast was a dead parachutist, the boys were not in the right mind and mistook him for the actual "Beast". So they sank their teeth into Simon and ripped him apart. He died.

Resolution of conflict  There was no resolution as Simon died.

Positive way it could have been solved: They could have been saner and realised that Simon was not the "Beast".

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Type of Conflict: Man vs Society (Jack vs Conch Society) | Man vs Man (Savages vs Conch Society)

What caused the conflict: Jack argues that Ralph should not be the chief because he is too scared to confront the monster. However, when the entire group disagrees with him, Jack gets so embarrassed that he goes rogue (kind of), running away and splitting off from the group.

How it was resolved: The conflict hardly gets resolved, yet in an unpleasant way. Ralph and Piggy celebrate Jack's absence and create a new fire on the beach with the other members of The Conch Society, while some of the biguns' join Jack as hunters. Hence, there are now two conflicting parties: The Conch Society, representing civilisation and Jack's team symbolising savagery. In fact, the two face off when Jack raids The Conch Society's platform at night to steal their fire.

This could have been avoided if both boys were brave enough to observe the beast more thoroughly, who was just a dead guy in a parachute. This would have prevented the argument that broke them off, which was started by their discussion about the beast.

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Ralph, Piggy, and SamnEric were left with no more options but to parlay with Jack and his tribe. They then head to Castle Rock, where Jack and his tribe stay.

Once they were spotted by Jack's tribe, they were ambushed by them using rocks and stones. Ralph and Jack wrestled twice until Piggy reminded them about the importance of rules and order. From the top of the mountain, Roger pushes down a large boulder, intending to hit Ralph and Piggy. Thankfully, Ralph managed to dodge the boulder after hearing it knocking against the mountain repetitively as it fell down the mountain. However, Piggy was unaware of the threat and was immediately hit on the head by the heavy boulder. He was left on the ground, dead, covered in blood, as Ralph ran away because Jack and his tribe were throwing rocks, pebbles, stones, and spears.

SamnEric who were tied to a corner, were then tortured by Jack and Roger as a punishment for not joining Jack's tribe before.

All of this could have been avoided if they had acted nicely toward each other and at least tried to reach a consensus. They could have thought about the consequences before acting. Furthermore, they should not have treated people so badly.

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In Chapter 2, the boys try to make a fire on a cliff around some trees. The fire fails and sets some trees ablaze. While Ralph and Piggy are arguing, he notices that a little boy is missing and probably died in the fire. In this case, they are scared that he burned and want to forget it ever happened. The boy in this case died by the fire, which was caused by nature in this situation, so nature is making them freak out and be scared.

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Jack and Ralph found a piglet and planned to consume its meat after killing it. Jack cannot stand the thought of killing the piglet because of the unbearable blood. Hence, Jack lets the piglet escape, and Ralph is mad and disappointed in Jack as he cannot kill the piglet.

The conflict is resolved after they argue for a while, and Ralph decides to let that matter slide.

Jack should have told Ralph that he could not bear to kill the piglet and that Ralph would probably kill it for him so that they could eat its meat.

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Type of conflict: Man vs Nature

The twins, Sam and Eric, claim to have spotted the beast when they both had just made a fire.

After rushing to Ralph and informing him, Ralph called a meeting. They then decided to venture to the other side of the island, to a place only Jack had seen.

Upon reaching the unfamiliar side of the mountain, Ralph came to the conclusion that the beast was not there. The others then decided to start rolling rocks into the ocean.

Ralph then decided that lighting a fire to start a smoke signal was more important, so he split up with the group and headed up the mountain to light the fire.

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Man vs Man conflict
The conflict was between Ralph and the entire tribe. Roger, the leader of the tribe, wanted to hunt down Ralph because he was a savage, and Ralph was the only one representing Sanity and Humanity.
The conflict was resolved when Ralph tried to run away; he was cornered on a beach where a navy officer had come from, attracted to the smoke of the fire burning at Castle Rock. The conflict was not resolved well.
The conflict could have been resolved if they had followed what Ralph said instead of descending into Savagery.

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The remaining survivors eventually survive and return back to scared little kids because they were saved

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On the beach, Ralph and Piggy see a ship on the horizon but they also see that the signal fire has gone out. They hurry to the top of the hill, but it is too late to rekindle the flame, and the ship does not come for them.

Ralph is furious with Jack, because it was the hunters’ responsibility to see that the fire was maintained.When Piggy shrilly complains about the hunters’ immaturity, Jack slaps him hard, breaking one of the lenses of his glasses. Jack taunts Piggy by mimicking his whining voice. Ralph and Jack have a heated conversation.

Jack apologises but Ralph remains angry. Tensions ease somewhat as the boys eat the roasted pig.

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Or not you will die in 3 days

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without food you will die in a few weeks and you will get weaker overtime

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For big groups, rules have to apply so that all of them can survive, not break out into chaos where people are anxious wherever they go.

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All round him the long scar smashed into the jungle was a bath of heat. He was clambering heavily among the creepers and broken trunks