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In chapter 4, Piggy remains quite the static character. He is, as usual, the one with the most organized thoughts, and is constantly harassed by Jack.

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In this chapter, we see Jack further distance himself from society as he dons face paint, smears blood on his face, and relishes the thought of killing. He also straight up punches Piggy; this further emphasizes his fear based leadership style.

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While not what I would consider to be the most important character in the story, Roger further adds to the idea that these boys are restrained by the ideas of civilization, as he couldn't bring himself to hit the other kid with a rock.

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"They let the fire go out"

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#nomotorlife

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I feel as if this chapter was written to show the the widening gap of ideals between the cast, and to foreshadow incoming tension.

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"I got to have them specs. Now I only got 1 eye. Jus' you wait-"

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Chapter 4 begins with some of the younger boys on the island playing around. At one point, Roger sneaks up behind one of the boys and throws rocks in his general direction, but never directly at him. Later, Ralph and co. notice a ship, and rush off to tell the fire managers, only to find that the fire has gone out. A little miffed, Ralph confronts Jack about this failure; however, Jack is unconcerned as he has finally killed a pig. One thing leads to another, and Jack breaks Piggy's glasses before the group sits down to eat some meat. Disappointed with his followers, Ralph leaves to plan his next speech.

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1. At some later point in the story, Jack will go fully wild and potentially kill someone.

2. Piggy will most likely be this victim.

3. Simon might help Ralph make decisions, he seems like he's helpful enough.