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In Ch. 8, Ralph talked to Piggy like he was an equal and was one of the other boys. Now that Jack has power over Ralph, Piggy is no longer safe.

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In efforts of trying to make himself chief, Jack wants to lure the others away from the conch. Trying to get rid of the one thing that represented order and civilization on the island. After Jack and Ralph had a fight, the other boys stayed with Ralph at first, but switched to Jack's side. Jack declares that whenever they kill, they would leave some for the Beast so it won't bother them. The boy's fear of the beast increases their loyalty towards Jack.

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When Simon is hallucinating, he begins to see the offering to the Beastie as the actual BeastiesJack's tribe basically created the Beast and is making it more powerful instead of making it weaker. The Beast now becomes their idol/god.

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The Beast tells Jack that if he tries to mess with Jack, Ralph, Piggy, Maurice, Robert, Roger, and Bill that "we shall do you". The Beast can symbolize the devil and savagery, tempting Simon to have fun and trying to interfere his spiritual truth.

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Throughout the book up until the unfortunate event of Simon's death, Simon can be interpreted as the embodiment of a Jesus-like figure. 1) Simon walking up to the mountain, displays a spiritual or symbolic journey.
2) Coming across the dead parachutist surprises Simon, he comes back down the mountain, eager to tell his friends the truth about the beastie. Simon arrives and is brutally murdered by the other boys, symbolizing Jesus Christ being killed while trying to deliver the truth.

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Jack asks the boys who will join his hunting group, Ralph declines and insists that he is still chief because he has the conch. Jack declares that the conch holds no power on the side of the island that they are on. This tells the reader that the boys have now moved into savagery, going above the civilization that they created.

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The boys constant battle between staying civilized or letting their inner savage over take them reoccurs often. When Jack broke off from the group to form one of his own, it shows him leaving civilization and entering into savagery. The other boys joined Jack and they become hunters, slaughtering a pig and eventually being joined by Ralph and Piggy and partaking in a tribal dance. In the process of the boys leaving the area of the island that kept them civilized, they became savages and lost their identity. Reenforcing the question from our anticipation guide, "In order for human beings to function, they need to be part of civilization."

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The boys looking over Simon's lifeless body. They managed to let their savagery overtake them. As explained by 'Lord of the Flies', the beast lives within them. Even Ralph and Piggy, who had good in them, participated in the killing of Simon.

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Jack tries to steal Ralph's power as leader by trying to turn everyone against him. He explains that when they were on top of the mountain, Ralph was scared of the Beastie. Jack believes he should be the new leader and walks away thinking the other boys will follow. The other boys like Ralph as leader and stay on the beach next to Ralph watching Jack walk away.

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