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We know that the characters consist of a group of boys who are stranded on an island. The setting is the island that the boy's plane crashed on. The author reveals that their is a war going on, thats why the plane crashed, he has also revealed that the boys have internal conflict between them that foreshadows their potential downfall

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We know that the characters consist of a group of boys who are stranded on an island. The setting is the island that the boy's plane crashed on. The author reveals that their is a war going on, thats why the plane crashed, he has also revealed that the boys have internal conflict between them that foreshadows their potential downfall

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We know that there is an island of boys stranded after a plane that was taking them away from the war and they have to survive

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We know that there is an island of boys stranded after a plane that was taking them away from the war and they have to survive

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So far, we know that a plane crashed down on a tropical, uncharted island. Its surroundings include the beach, a mountain that has a fire on top to create smoke, and creepers throughout the island. We also know that the characters are all beginning to fight with each other because of their different views on leadership, shelters, smokes, etc.

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some question i have are why did all the adults that flew the plane die but none of the kids did ?

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some question i have are why did all the adults that flew the plane die but none of the kids did ?

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Based on our reading so far we know that the characters, which are boys, are on the island because of the war that is occurring at the time. They were presumably there after a failed evacuation of the boys. We know they are on an island and the main plot is if the boys will ever be rescued. The author hints towards the setting being toward a war more when the dead man hung from a parachute arrives at the island.

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We know a lot about recent characteristics of the characters and basic background information that is relevant to certain characters. The reader knows a lot about the setting and most if not all of the island has been mapped out. The author has demonstrated that their civilization has been crumbling he cities instances when children were using the bathroom incorrectly or the general rule of conduct was not followed.

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I think that ralph may have to sacrifice himself for the good of the boys

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I think that ralph may have to sacrifice himself for the good of the boys

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One question I have is what does the inclusion of fruit as the only plant source on the island mean allegorically? Also why hasn't Jack, Ralph, or Piggy thought about using the impressional children to do their bidding?

The author hints at what is happening on the island through the slow transformation of the characters which reflect a change in the boys as a whole. One of the examples on the top of my head is the transformation of jack when he put on the clay for hunting, which not only showed a change in him physically and spirtually, but a reflection of the boys as a whole.

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We know that the setting is an island. The characters are young boys. There is currently a war going on which is why the boys are there with no adults. We can assume they were probably being evacuated.

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So far we know that the characters are a relatively large group of boys that were in a plain crash and ended up stranded on this abandoned tropical island. The main characters are Ralph (the leader of the boys), Piggy (the wise one), and Jack (the hunter). The plot consists of the boys struggling to establish a way of life on the island while dealing with conflicts with one another (the fight between building shelters or hunting).

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So far we were introduced to all characters that could push the plot forward, the main focus were mostly on Ralph, Piggy, Jack,Simon and Roger since they all represent distinct roles of society. The setting is clear by now since we know that those boys accidentally get on this serene island during World War I, and they're currently waiting to be rescued. The author did a good job on planning the future plot because he put lots of foreshadows.

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The setting of the Lord Of The Flies takes place on an unknown island, in which the boys are trapped on after a plane crashes. Some of the main characters include Ralph, Piggy, and Jack. Ralph serves as the main leader of the group, Piggy as the "voice of reason", and Jack is the leader of the hunters. The current problem among the group of boys is that they have to find a way out of the island and work together as a team, but several factors are hindering this, such as the fear of the "beast" and the continuous failing attempts of keeping a fire running on the mountaintop.

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Some questions that I would like to know include: Are people looking for them and wondering where they are? Why were they all on this plane in the first place...especially if nobody knew each other? Where were they going to?

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Based off on the reading we know that there are children on an island from a plane crash and needing to survive until someone finds them/get a way back home. The author shows us the struggles, problems, and obstacles they face in this journey to survive.

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Based on this book the story begins with all these boys getting stuck on an island because their parents wanted to save them from the war that was happening. The main characters of this story are piggy, jack, Simon, and ralph. these characters help the other little children aka ( littlins). The story has no parents because the kids are just supposed to be there traped. The way they got there was by crashing from the plane. later on in the story, they establish who is the leader(ralph) and who are the hunters ( jack). They have this belief of a thing that scares everyone called the beast. This foreshadows a deeper meaning.

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The Lord of the flies takes place on an island. We know that they were traveling on a plane and the plane crashed. The plane crashed on the island leaving the boys stranded because the pilot seemed to be missing. The boys are left to start a civilization of their own trying to get rescued and they are forced to make buildings, hunt for food, and create rules in order to survive.

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The setting takes place on an island that has been inhabited by stranded boys. They ended up on this island through a crashed plane that was evading the war scenes. And now, they are attempting to keep themselves together and be rescued; as their group is slowly falling apart. Evidence that the author has presented us includes the burning plane in chapter 1, the mention of lights (bombs/fighter jets) in the night sky, a parachuter that landed on the mountain top, various fights breaking out between the boys, etc.

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I predict that Ralph will be overthrown by Jack and that Jack could end up causing physical harm to Ralph since it is already clear that Jack is very violent and does not appreciate Ralph's rules.

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I think the boys will eventually be rescued by someone but there will be more conflicts between Ralph and Jack.

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So far we know that all the characters on the island are 6-12 year old boys. There is no adult supervision and they are stranded, so in response they try to survive and get rescued but aren't doing that good of a job because they are just kids. The island itself is a tropical one, there's a mountain, beaches, wild fruit and plants, and pigs. The author shows us that life is still going on outside the island from the parachute guy and a struggle between the leaders.

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Will Ralph end up being kicked from chief, and will Jack eventually do something worse than beat up Piggy?

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What would I do in this situation?
Who is correct?
What lead to these behaviors?
Are their actions influenced by previous life experiences or only new developments?
What symbolically controls their actions?

I would like to know more about what are the fundamental ideals that enabled them to make certain ideas. Furthermore I am interested in hearing about their personal life at home and how that is reflected in their actions.

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The author describes a plane crashing in a surrounding with no one and animals. Also it sets up an isolated location like an island so that they can build their own rules and democracy.

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I speculate that ralph and jack are going to split the island up because they dont agree on things or something will happen to all of them.

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A question I have is how are they all surviving. Is there any clean water? How have they not died from dirty water or lack of water?

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I have a strong hunch about major character death but probably besides Ralph since he is the main character, if he dies then Jack is going to dominate the land and we can pretty much all know what happens next, the thing is if the conflict ever gets more intense then Jack and his hunters will definitely going to "sacrifice" someone from Ralph's squad to scare them off, and it could also be an accident where they killed someone from his squad but not intentionally trying to do so. Whoever that person is...

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Although I don't think the boys will ever get off of the island, I also think that they will come to their senses that the Beastie doesn't exitst, which might take aways some of Ralph's frustration and some of the tention between each other. I do, however, think that Jack might gain control because Ralph is already losing some of his. I also think Piggy will continue to be overshadowed and underappreciated, regardless of all the helpful things he says.

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Will what they have experienced on the island change their views of the world or they way they act? (assuming they are rescued or survive that long)

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the main question i have is why the boys were on the plane in the firs place. Another question I have that is similar to that is why did the plane crash? Was it shot down? or was it something as simple as an engine failure.

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the main question i have is why the boys were on the plane in the firs place. Another question I have that is similar to that is why did the plane crash? Was it shot down? or was it something as simple as an engine failure.

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After reading a length amount of the story, we know that a group of boys are stranded on an tropical island from their plane crash. There are feuds between the boys with leading, food, shelter and duties while trying to survive.

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I wanted to dissect Jack as a character so badly, because his actions seems to be neatly planned out and he used to act like he only wants attention, so I was wondering if he used to be "good" just like Ralph and other boys

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There is a war going on in the adult world and while getting evacuated a bunch of kids crashed on the island and had to band together to survive. The group of kids was divided into two groups the biggins and the littlins. The biggins consisted of Ralph (chief), Jack (wanna be chief), Simon (chill dude), Piggy (nerd), others that are less important. The littluns were the majority but held much less power within the poorly made community that they established. These kids are all trapped on a tropical island with plenty of food and water and practically no dangers besides the ones that are indefinite or may not exist. The evidence that the author has provided to us so far to show that the war is going on is the dog fight held at night above the boys while they slept, and the dead parachuter that landed on the island. The plot is the boys trying to get off the island but at the same time have internal quarrels for power.

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I predict that Jack and his group will go crazy and turn into cannibals and eat everyone on the island and the book will end with Ralph or Piggy being killed.

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I predict that Jack and his group will go crazy and turn into cannibals and eat everyone on the island and the book will end with Ralph or Piggy being killed.

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One of my questions are what are what are the people doing about the plane crash because the airport should know that the plane has crashed. Is the airport sending ships to their way which is the ships passing the island? Are people trying to find where the plane crash? Do the people think they are dead?

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I think that Ralph and Jack are going to keep arguing and then everyone will split up and someone will eventually die because of the separation.

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Based on the reading, we know that there are a group of boys who got stranded on an island and have no way of getting off without help from a boat. They started to create rules and a schedule, but the temptation of the wild has blinded some from the main goal, which was to be rescued. The setting is a tropical island with fruit, pigs, and drinkable water. There don't seem to be any dangerous animals and it is relativly peaceful.

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So far, what we have read brings me to the question of what will happen to the boys if they are rescued, won't their mental health be curved? How would they return back to society without trauma? I want to know more about Simon, although he is one of the main characters, I feel as if he is not highlighted enough through his actions. I need to know more about the situation around the world, do the boys have any hint as to what's happening. Another question that needs to be addressed is how come no one died from the plane crash, how were they all okay no bruises or anything as far as we know. Why don't they go back into the memory of the crash or how come they don't know why they are there?

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From where we are in the story we can see the boys don't exactly know how to deal with themselves right now. And from the looks of it, it doesn't seem like they are going to get rescued soon. This raises questions for me as a reader like "Will they create their own society on this island?"

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Based in our reading we know that Ralph is the chief of the group of boys and Jack is the leader of the hunters/choir boys. Piggy has slowly become more important to the boys and especially Ralph. Ralph and Jack have become enemies and do not think alike, while Ralph and Piggy have been working together and had Piggy be the brains and Ralph be the brawns. There are also two groups that the boys have split up into: the littluns and the biguns. All of the boys are living on this island together because their plane had crashed. So far they have no sign of other life on the island other than the beastie. They recently had a pilot/parachuter land on their island and the boys think it is the beast, but Simon says other wise.

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I believe that the group of children will split up with one side supporting Jack and one side supporting Ralph. Also maybe eventually the kids will stop wanting to leave the island. Less likely but still reasonable I think that the war will bring them misfortune with soldiers landing on their beaches.

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If the people on the island dont get rescued will they have unlimited food and water or do they have a limited supply?

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I wonder why there is no people on the island, it makes sense that the author wanted the setting to be a certain way but realistically there should be people inhabiting the island with their own civilization. It would have been interesting to see the interactions between the boys and the people on the island considering how different they would have been from each other.

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I think there's will be separation, or either something gonna happen that will make the boys have a stronger bond with each other that will help them to get off the island.

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Jack might be the reason that someone comes close to dying, since we've seen how aggressive he can get. He had somewhat beaten Piggy up and broke his glasses. It wouldn't be too surprising if someone pushed him over the edge soon.

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I can infer that their food supplies will start to run low as it has not been mentioned that they made any developments to re-plant or secure their food, thus it can be inferred that they will soon run out. Furthermore, a lot of fear is about to be resurrected into the group as the scene with the parachute is developed. This scene may even serve to divide the group and break apart its leadership structure as it would instill lots of fear.

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I think the characterization and relationship for Ralph and Jack is pretty conflicting throughout the book. Which makes most of the things that happen like the struggles throughout the book are because of their relationship. The questions I want to know from their relationship is will they ever work together to fix their mistakes? As well as thinking what will happen if this cycle continues?

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Will the boys ever get off the island?

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As the read of LOTF continues, several questions pop up along the way, regarding the characters, plot, dilemmas, etc:

If the conch was powerful enough to make Ralph the leader of the group, why does he hesitate in blowing it to gather up the boys?

What do other boys that are not as exposed to the readers think about the situation? Do some of them realize the seriousness of the situation, but are afraid to talk out about it in front of the older boys, or are they more focused on the adventures the island provides?

I would like to know more about the ideas and thoughts Simon has. It shows that he has his own opinions about the situation going on, such as the beast, but his opinions are often overpowered by the main characters, such as Jack. I wish the book provided a more omniscient point of view.

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I think that with a lack of true foundation and set rules with followed punishment that the group of boys will have a fallout. Jack and Ralph will continue to fight and this will most likely lead to some sort of division in the community, sides will be taken. I believe with our knowledge of what is happening in the world at the moment we can see this small scenario of the boys on the island as a reflection, however, at a smaller scale.

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I believe that groups will be formed due to arguments and i believe that ralph will be a leader in another group.

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I think someone is going to die, more specifically Simon or he's going to sacrifice himself. Also I think the houses are going to be destroyed.

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Why were the boys being flown on the plane? Where were they going? What caused the plane to crash? Is it just the boys and the "beastie" on the island? Why did the author choose male characters instead of female characters?

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Based on our reading so far, the boys crashed on an island with no adults, food, water, or supplies.They were forced to rely on each other to survive. Some of the main characters on the island were Jack,Piggy, and Ralph. There are many conflicts over leadership, and its questionable whether this island is safe or not according to the noises and in recent events, the creature who the littluns keep bringing up.

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I wonder if Jack is going to continue to rebel against Ralph and what Ralph's reaction will be.  I wonder if Ralph and Piggy are going to become closer friends since they both are against Jack and have to unite.

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I predict that Ralph or Jack will takeover and start doing things the way they please without consulting with the other first. There are going to be many problem/issues and fights within the group.

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Though we know a lot about the characteristics and personality traits about the characters, we still don't quite know much about them before the crash. We know that they arrived on the island because of a plane crash, however we don't know where they were supposed to be headed, nor how only the boys survived. In general, we know that the setting is on a deserted, boat-shaped island, with a plentiful supply of food (fruit and some pigs) and water. There is also a lot of conflict going on in the story. This includes, but is not limited to, man vs. man, man vs. nature, and man vs. self. Man vs. man is the most obvious conflict going on, as the tension is at a constant high between the boys, with some, like Ralph and Piggy, trying to maintain order in hopes of being rescued, while others, like Jack, just want to have fun/hunt. Man vs. nature is another external conflict going on in the story, as although there are no real dangers on the island, the boys still have to make shelter and fire, along with gathering food and water to stay alive. The internal conflict going on in the story is man vs. self. The main reason why the main external conflict is happening (man vs. man), is all because of the internal problems within the boys. The littluns are scared of an unreal "beastie" and some of the bigguns are scared of not being rescued/ not having order. However, like Simon stated in chapter 5, "What I mean is... maybe it's [the beast] only us" (Golding 89), the issues are just figments of the boys' imaginations.

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Why have the boys stopped wanting to be rescued? Why is Jack so fixated on hunting and killing? Why has Piggy become the outcast, and why do they all seem to try to ignore him? Why does Ralph hate/dislike Piggy? These are a few questions that I have thought of during my reading. Piggy seems so nice, yet they tease him and Ralph never even asked for his name in return. Do the children forget that they are stranded on an island? Why is Ralph the only one trying to actually get home?

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I believe that the ongoing struggle of differing views and power will cause the group of boys to somewhat divide into separate groups. This is already partially visible between the hunters and the boys who have a sense of maturity/reason, such as Ralph, Piggy, and Simon. I believe additional issues will occur regarding the fire on the mountaintops, the beast that instills fear among the littleuns, and who gets to be the one with most power in the group.

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I think that the tensions between the boys will continue growing, eventually leading to a major fight where some boys side with Ralph, while others side with Jack. Once this divide happens, they will learn that neither side was correct, and that they need to sort out their issues in order to survive.

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I believe that Ralph, Simon, and Piggy will become outcasts from the other boys. The other boys will get tired of Ralph trying to get them to keep the fire on, and Jack and Ralph's aurguing will get worse. It will all start to fall apart, and order and civilization will become a second thought, lost in the jungle of the wild and untame. The boys will become more wild than civilized, and will forget all about being rescued.

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I think Jack is going to try and overrule Ralph and set him to the side. If this does happen I predict that it will cause chaos and Jack will realize he does really need Ralph to help control all of the boys, but Ralph would deny his plead for help because of how mean Jack had been since the beginning. I also think that throughout the story there will be more small arguments that will pass with time or apologies. I think in the end the boys will get rescued no matter what arguments or problems are present.

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Based on what I have read so far, Lord of Flies has been a strenuous and significant experience for the boys living on the island. After being stranded on an island from a plane crash in the midst of World War II, there is no fragment of adult authority that the boys can turn to. As a result, they need to establish a civilized society with rules and regulations to even see the slightest chance of rescue. Throughout chapters one to six, Golding begins to portray the different temperaments of characters, that mount tension for future chapters. Ralph, the elected chief of the bunch, has been given an immense burden of sustaining rationality and order with the ultimate goal of being rescued. Jack, another main character, struggles to fight with the urge to hunt and kill. He is tainted by his controlling, ruthless personality, which stages a boiling desire for leadership and a rivalry against Ralph. Meanwhile, in the background, there is a beast that haunts the minds of all the boys on the island. Though it is likely not real, its savage and cruel nature seems to be getting to a few of the boys, including Jack. Like Golding described, "There was the brilliant world of hunting, tactics, fierce exhilaration, skill; and there was the world of longing and baffled commonsense" (Golding 71). Jack and Ralph are the pinnacle of these two domains, and this serves as fuel to a fire that will burn in future chapters.

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1. Does Simon carry a different personality from the others, including Ralph? It seems like he is relatively independent, but also naive to the concepts of hunting and ferocity.

2. What could the characters (most importantly Ralph) have done differently to prevent growing desires for savagery? Is there a barbaric side to every character on the island?

3. Why does the "beast" play such a pivotal role in the boys' lives? After all, it was only first brought up by a young littl'un.

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Based on the current events of the novel, it is only a matter of time where all tension breaks loose and a ferocious quarrel ensues among the boys. Ralph and Jack have completely different aims, personalities, and values. If everyone fails to unite under a common goal to pursue, then the whole island might go down in violence and chaos.

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I think that the foreshadowing of Ralph being the only one that might get off the island or recover from being on the island is a big clue as to how the rest of the story will turn out. We will have a thought in our head throughout the rest of the book that Ralph might be the only one to make it off of the island.

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I think that the foreshadowing of Ralph being the only one that might get off the island or recover from being on the island is a big clue as to how the rest of the story will turn out. We will have a thought in our head throughout the rest of the book that Ralph might be the only one to make it off of the island.

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I anticipate there being a lot of apprehension to traveling around the island as the discovery of the decaying human would be enough to induce fear in even the bravest of souls. There's most likely going to be a breakdown in leadership roles as Ralph the chief demonstrated a hint of vulnerability to Jack. Consequently, Jack may decide to grasp this vulnerability and use it to sustain an advantage.

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With the rising tensions between the boys, will they manage to work together? Will they ever get back to civilization?

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I think they are going to go wild and do something even more dangerous since in chapter 7 they played that savage game. Which they could have killed each other.

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By Simon foreshadowing about how Ralph could make it back, that makes me think that by the time someone does rescue them, there would have been to many battles between the boys, which would perhaps make it hard for everyone to survive. With Ralph being independent, he could be one of the few to survive in that scenario. Not only that, but I think that Jack and Ralph's tension will grow so much to the point that there will be a split between the group, forcing many of the boys to pick sides.

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I have a feeling like one of them is going to die or get injured. I can infer this because in chapter 7, it alludes to some of the boys fighting or separating. This may lead to a possible breakout and fight.

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The prediction I made is that Ralph will make it back to civilization because of what Simon said, "You'll get back to where you came from" (Golding 111). This is going to happen because Simon says, and anything that Simon says goes.

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I predict that the boys are going to open up there more savage like side because of the incident in chapter 7 when the boys were playing a game that got a little to violent and could have killed Robert.

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I think that some of the boys will die in the end. It is foreshadowed that Ralph might be the only one to make it off the island. But also the boys have become more and more reckless which could end up getting some of them killed.

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Since the boys didn't know that the "beast" was actually a dead body that is decomposed, I assume that they might come back fully prepared to fight the "beast" but later founds out that is was a dead body. Or maybe someone would go there out of curiosity but found out that it was a dead body. There might be major character death due to all the foreshadowing and it might lead to panic.

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I predict that Ralph will become a hunter and more violent because in chapter 7 he discovered that he actually enjoys hunting and got really excited when he killed an animal. The excitement he experienced when he killed a pig is foreshadowing the future violent actions he might commit.

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I predict that Jack and Ralph's rivalry will continue to grow until it cannot grow anymore and will burst. Everything will fall apart and the little order and civilization they have now will crumble. I also believe that Ralph will be the only survivor, given how Simon singled him out multiple times saying he will get back all right, not we.

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I predict that following chapter 7, the group will continue to fall apart. During Chapter 7, Ralph questioned Jack why he hates him. Jack doesn't respond back, meaning that he does in fact hate Ralph, but the reason why was not revealed. I believe that Ralph and Jack will continue to have separate priorities, such as starting the fire to get rescued and hunting pigs, which will lead to clashes against who get's to have the most power over the rest of the boys. Since it seems that Ralph is the one mainly focused on getting rescued, I believe not all of the boys trapped on the island will get rescued, but only the ones focused on building the fire to create signals towards passing ships.

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The boys might bring this hunting "game" back to life once they all gather at camp, and settle this "beastie" situation. They seemed very into this thought of possibly killing someone and got carried away. Jack had suggested using one of the littluns, and they had hurt Robert prior. Robert mentioned that Jack wanted a real pig so he could kill it. The boys, especially Jack share a strong desire to harm and are slowly detaching from their civilized selves. The game might turn into some kind of hide and seek, but instead, it'll be the hunters and the pigs/prey.

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There is going to be some big uproar because the boys thought they saw the beast at the end of the chapter. Also, the pig game might become bigger to the plot or more dangerous and someone is going to end up being seriously injured. I believe this because the boys couldn't control themselves and ended up hurting someone to the point they started crying, and they enjoyed it so there will probably be another pig game.

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I believe that when Simon is telling how Ralph will be able to get back ok, he is foreshadowing that Ralph may be the only one to get back. He is also foreshadowing that maybe everyone will go back but unlike Ralph may go back with trauma or a mental issue. Another prediction we can make is that a littlun will end up getting severely hurt during the game they play when they say the pig chant. They make the suggestion to use a littlun as it would be better, however, with one of the biguns they even got hurt to the point of tears. Who can say that they know how fragile small kids are?

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I think that the boys are going to seperate into groups where Jack is a leader for one group and Ralph is the leader for the other. Simon also says that Ralph will "get back," meaning that Ralph will make it back safe.

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I predict that there is going to be violent actions throughout the upcoming chapters. From Ralph and Jacks rocky relationship, to the rise in violent urges from the choir boys, this leads me to worry for the future of Ralph, Simon, and Piggy. The new disrespect executed from Jack to Ralph's rules has created a sort of block of malice that is soon to break soon. I believe the life of Piggy is threatened because of Jack's ego, Piggy's intelligence is a threat to the paranoia that Jack has created.

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First off, I believe that the boys will eventually come to terms that "the Beastie" isn't real. I think they'll eventually find out the truth, then it leads to arguments then a fallout between the boys.

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I predict that there will be a complete shift in the overall mood of the group. The dead body seen by the boys confirms their fears of a beastie, and this might make them wary about what else lays on the island. This could either lead to even more tension in the group, adding to the power struggle between Ralph and Jack, or it could force them to work together to overcome their fears. I assume that after seeing the dead body, they will want to return to civilization even more.

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Based on Simon's statement to Ralph saying "You'll get back to where you came from" (Golding 111), I am forming a prediction that Ralph capable of escaping the island himself. Simon mentions the word "you'll" because he knows that the other boys are succumbing to the growing tension of the beast, as well as the urge to hunt. Ralph, Piggy and Simon are the only characters that seem to uphold the main goal of getting rescued as a priority. Ralph's leadership and diligence may be key traits in getting off the island.

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I think that Jack, Ralph, Robert, and the other boys who went with them will want to go back to the top of the mountain when it is daylight again because they probably have less fear and more curiosity after already seeing the beast. They will probably go up to the beast and realize that it was just a dead pilot but, then they might be even more scared because by then it is probably rotten and decomposed and looks like a skeleton.

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I predict the boys will start getting a crazy since they were playing that pig game with the littluns. There also might some new rules being applied because of all the tension.