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p115-117 There is the realisation that the boys are dividing and they are in fear of what will happen.

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p115-117 There is the realisation that the boys are dividing and they are in fear of what will happen.

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"Ralph shuddered violently"
'they bumped frighteningly"
"His voice ran up to a squeak"
"an appalled whisper"
"I'm scared of him"
"the wail rose and turned into an inarticualte gibbering"

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Ralph is forced to grow up quickly and his life takes on a new seriousness. He considers how their original ideas for keeping order have broken down and realises that hope of rescue in the immediate future doesn't look good. He is anxious for the assembly to not be a pointless exercise and a wasted opportunity.

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Ralph is forced to grow up quickly and his life takes on a new seriousness. He considers how their original ideas for keeping order have broken down and realises that hope of rescue in the immediate future doesn't look good. He is anxious for the assembly to not be a pointless exercise and a wasted opportunity.

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What is the significance about the conversation between Piggy, Ralph and Jack? 

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What is the significance about the conversation between Piggy, Ralph and Jack? 

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We start to see the difference power strategies, Jack wants an uncivilised society that doesn't need rules. The conversation foreshadows the boys soon turning into savages.

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Why is Ralph reluctant to blow the conch again at the end of the chapter?

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Why is Ralph reluctant to blow the conch again at the end of the chapter?

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If Ralph blows the conch no-one will come back because they don't seem to care about getting rescued, they just want to have fun and hunt pigs, "If I blow the conch and they don't come back; then we've had it...we'll never be rescued."

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Why do the boys feel frightened in this chapter?

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Why do the boys feel frightened in this chapter?

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In this chapter, the boys fear is growing. The boys are frightened of the “Beast”. Their fear of the beast has been spurred on with some of the littluns speaking of nightmares and seeing the beast at night.

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Ralph begins to doubt himself as a leader, in chapter one he has huge confidence in himself at the beginning and he believes that he can step up to the challenge of being leader. But in chapter 5 he begins to realise that there s more to being a leader than confidence and strength, in fact you require brains and logical thinking that Piggy has.

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The boys are obviously breaking up into two factions. From what you have read so far, decide who you think will be in each group?

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The boys are obviously breaking up into two factions. From what you have read so far, decide who you think will be in each group?

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The groups will most likely split into the split after the fight during their meeting. Jack along with his hunters and most of the other people, the other group will be Ralph, piggy Simon and possibly some of the littluns.

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"We'll be like animals ... If you don't blow, we'll be animals anyway."

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"We'll be like animals ... If you don't blow, we'll be animals anyway."

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"Bollocks to the rules! We 're strong - we hunt." (Jack)

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"Bollocks to the rules! We 're strong - we hunt." (Jack)

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"What are we? Humans? Or animals? Or savages?  What's grown-ups going to think? Going off - hunting pigs - letting fires out - and now? (Piggy)

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"What are we? Humans? Or animals? Or savages?  What's grown-ups going to think? Going off - hunting pigs - letting fires out - and now? (Piggy)

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"maybe there is a beast ... maybe it's only us" (Simon)

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"maybe there is a beast ... maybe it's only us" (Simon)

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(p105)

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"There is no animal ... a dark thing, a beast, some sort of animal."

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"There is no animal ... a dark thing, a beast, some sort of animal."

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"there isn't no fear, either ...Unless we get frightened of people."

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"there isn't no fear, either ...Unless we get frightened of people."

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Ralph realises that he can't think like Piggy - "Piggy, for all his ludicrous body, had brains."

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Ralph realises that he can't think like Piggy - "Piggy, for all his ludicrous body, had brains."

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How does the change in relationship between Ralph and Piggy come out?

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How does the change in relationship between Ralph and Piggy come out?

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The change in relationship between piggy and ralph is shown when there are disagreements in the group and ralph and piggy show support for each other. This is then further shown to us when the group splits up when piggy is abused by jack, after this event the only people left with Ralph are piggy and Simon.

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What would Simon like to speak about. How does this foreshadow events later on? 

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What would Simon like to speak about. How does this foreshadow events later on? 

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Simon foreshadows that the boys are actually beasts and the only thing that they should be afraid of is themselves and their primitive behaviour. "Simon became inarticulate in his effort to express mankind's essential illness"

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What does Piggy's logical thinking lead him to argue about fear? 

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What does Piggy's logical thinking lead him to argue about fear? 

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Piggy's logical thinking about fear and the possibility of there not being a beast. Piggy and Ralph then try to figure out the cause of the littluns nightmares.

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What does Jack dismiss? Why is this important? 

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What does Jack dismiss? Why is this important? 

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He dismisses the idea of the beast, he wants to prove himself as being brave. He also neglects the fact that there is evil on the island.

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What does Ralph learn about leadership and how does his relationship with Piggy change? 

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What does Ralph learn about leadership and how does his relationship with Piggy change? 

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Ralph learns that he needs to be wise and logical, like Piggy. Ralph realises that he doesn't go through things step by step. He gains a deeper respect for Piggy. He learns that he needs to work together with Piggy in order to be a better chief.

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What does the description on the first page mirror and why is the significant? 

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What does the description on the first page mirror and why is the significant? 

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The description mirrors the outside world - Allegorical Microcosm.
It is significant because it highlights that the island is not the utopia out of a picture book that is was seen as in the beginning. The island is now transforming into a dystopia.