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The sentences are short and interspersed with short speeches which are either pleas or commands. The language is breaking down along with civilisation. 

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The sentences are short and interspersed with short speeches which are either pleas or commands. The language is breaking down along with civilisation. 

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The enactment is getting out of control and even Ralph is "carried away" by the moment. Golding suggests that the desire to hunt and kill is deep within the male human psyche.

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The enactment is getting out of control and even Ralph is "carried away" by the moment. Golding suggests that the desire to hunt and kill is deep within the male human psyche.

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"Robert was screaming and struggling with the strength of frenzy" and is eventually reduced to "frightened snivels'

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"Robert was screaming and struggling with the strength of frenzy" and is eventually reduced to "frightened snivels'

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The acting out of the hunt is reminiscent of tribal dances which are a ritualistic representation of a successful hunt that the tribe hopes for in the future. Jack's mask and chanting highlights the move from conventional behaviour or civilisation and towards savagery. 

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The acting out of the hunt is reminiscent of tribal dances which are a ritualistic representation of a successful hunt that the tribe hopes for in the future. Jack's mask and chanting highlights the move from conventional behaviour or civilisation and towards savagery. 

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-"The gradually the almost infinite size of the water forced itself on his attention. This was the divider, the barrier." The barrier is referring to the ocean.
-This chapter shows the descent into savagery and madness quite well. They emphasise the point by demonstrating Ralph, who has been shown to be one of the more composed and logical of the boys, joining in on the chant, and "hunting" Robert.
-Shows him in a different light, and gives reasoning for why he behaves the way he does.
-The boys are shown to be descending into madness, with even Ralph giving into the primal urges.
-Because the leadership and power is transitioning from Ralph to Jack, with the biys starting to accept Jacks views even more.

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'Kill the pig! Cut his throat! Kill the pig! Bash him in!' pg.142

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'Kill the pig! Cut his throat! Kill the pig! Bash him in!' pg.142

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p146

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Golding's word choice suggests that the island is a prison rather than a paradise.

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Golding's word choice suggests that the island is a prison rather than a paradise.

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Golding's use of words such as "uncompromising" "Impossible" and "sheer" show us how the boys aren't really in control, instead they are trapped, and imprisoned on the island. This is shown in how the boys behave. The island isn't working for them and instead is fighting against them in some ways, barring them from surviving, and more importantly, remaining humane.

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The hunt 'game' reveals how all of the boys are drawn to savage behaviour. This can be seen through the language used like 'The circle moved in and round'. Not describing the individuals but referring to them as a group shows how the boys have lost their individual characters and act as a group.

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"Kill the pig! Cut his throat! Kill the pig! Bash him in!" pg. 142

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"Kill the pig! Cut his throat! Kill the pig! Bash him in!" pg. 142

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This quote shows us how to boys continue to descend into savagery, they have now gone beyond simply arguing and desiring to hunt and kill and have now begun to crowd around some of the boys, with spears chanting these violent words and pretending to kill them. They have lost almost every shred of humanity and civilisation they had up until this point

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"Ralph too was fighting to get near, to get a handful of that brown, vulnerable flesh. The desire to squeeze and hurt was over-mastering."

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"Ralph...grabbed Eric's spear and jabbed at Robert with it.

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"Ralph snarled at him."

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"Robert was screaming and struggling with the strength of frenzy."

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Why does Simon draw attention to the wound and refer to Berengaria?

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Why does Simon draw attention to the wound and refer to Berengaria?

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Simon draws attention to the wound and tells him to suck it. Sucking a wound was thought to be a way of removing poison from a sting or a bite. This references creatures such as snakes which can make connections to the devil. This shows how the hunting of the pigs is turning the boys over to the devil.
Berengaria tried to gain power at any cost- Simon is comparing Jack to her.

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Why is the tension rising between Jack and Ralph?

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Why is the tension rising between Jack and Ralph?

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As the boys spend more and more time on the island, disconnected from civilisation and societal norms, they become increasingly more desperate and unreasonable. Jack and Ralph's earlier quarrels over their differing priorities only become magnified by this unhealthy environment. As Jack's obsession with hunting pigs and a need for dominance grows, so does Ralph's determination to keep the boys united and civil, as well as actively searching for a way to be rescued. In this chapter particularly, leadership becomes a key theme, with Jack challenging Ralph to continue the hunt for the beast, "He sneered. Don't you want to go to the mountain?". Ralph then, "sensing the rising antagonism, understanding that this was how Jack felt as soon as he ceased to lead". This quote displays that Jack would never be content to watch someone else, even Ralph have control and lead the tribe. This competition and power struggle between the two is a major reason for rising tensions in the chapter.

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The effect of introducing Ralph's backstory.

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The effect of introducing Ralph's backstory.

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This gives Ralph more of a backstory, which can allow a reader insight into why he behaves the way that he does. It also makes the unstable situation he is in seem mote upsetting, when you apply the emotion that comes with Ralph's memories from home. The act of fleshing out a character shows the audience their reasoning, and causes the readers to become more attached to them and sympathise.