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The first couple pages of this chapter show a conversation with Ralph and Piggy. They are overwhelmed from the previous night's events. They look out and only say is name once. Everyone knows what they did but they hate to acknowledge it. This also affects Jack's group. They sit in an assembly and Jack refers to the beast. Someone ask if they killed the beast. Everyone goes silent knowing what they killed was not the beast. Unlike Ralph. Jack doesn't seem to care about killing SImon. He justs wants to make sure his tribe is okay. The only way he refers to it is as the dance

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At the meat party, Jack begins to lose control of his tribe when Ralph mentions the rain. The boys want shelter and Jack can provide none. To regain power, Jack calls his tribe to do a dance. This dance consists of mimicking killing a pig. They chant. The chant is there to show control. The control Jack wants to have and the control the island has over all of the boy. Something comes out of the bush and is dubbed the beast. It is speaking their language, but the tribe kills it anyway. Their bloodied frenzy finishes when something falls from the mountain and scares the boy off. The thing the readers know as the dead body, push the beast off the strip of land onto the beach. The supposed beast shines under the moonlight to show the dead body of Simon.

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In this chapter we get to see clearly what the beast is. Simon has seen it and mentions the parachute. He sees it and mentions the dead body. He must go tell the others that the beast is not real juts as he knew all along.

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By now, most of the 'bigguns' and some of the 'litttluns' had moved on from the beach, the fire, Piggy and Ralph to join Jack's party that offered meat to the people that come. Ralph and Piggy are unsure about themselves for they have been left alone; the only ones wanting to be rescued and not to have fun. They join the party and see that Jack is being treated like a king. He has his log deemed his throne. Ralph challenges this by saying he is chief. Jack spits in his face knowing he has no power without the conch. The party immedietly turns ill when Jack and Ralph start fighting.

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I think that Golding is trying to show that people can change and could do something that they would never do when their life is on track. Addionally, because of the plane crash and being stranded on a island , the boys behavior starts to change from the enviorment  they are now living in which makes them become more violent and more of a savage.

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When all the boys were all going hunting to go hunt down a pig, Piggy wanted to try and kill it but missed  its body and hit its snout and it ran off into the ditance. After Piggy's mistake,  everyone laughed  while dancing around and reancated  the killing of the animal  on Robert . This shows that everyone is getting more wild and slowly a beast is forming inside them.

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Earlier in the novel ,everyone votes Ralph as the leader on the island instead of Jack who has leader experiance and knows more than Ralph does. Jack gets angry and keeps trying to put his two sense in and say that he is a better leader than Ralph could ever be. Jack and Raplh but heads and feel like they have to prove to one another that they are qualified for that position.

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If there is going to be a story, the ideas from chapters five and six need to be incoorporated. These two chapters detail different ideas of beasts. We see Jack and Ralph be scared of the smallest stuff and blame their fear on somone or something else. On a story based around human evil, the characters need to blame their fear on something that it isn't

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Jack takes the conch and calls for an assembly. He takes his sweet time which only irritates Ralph. Ralph tells him to start already and that's when Jack tells everyone that Ralph thinks his hunters are cowards. Ralph tries to defend himself, but Jack continues by saying stuff like Ralph is a bad leader.

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Ralph has this flashback to when everything was normal and they weren't stuck on the island. Remembering when his mom was with him and his dad would come home everyday. Vividly remembering all of the books. A time when everything was good-humored.

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When Jack finds out about the beast he immediately is ready to go after it and kill it. Ralph tells him to calm down and that he needs to think and not just go after the beast. At first Jack had sad in the past that he has been all around the island and has never seen the beast, but now he;s saying that there is one spot on the island that he hasn't been to and that could be where the beast is.

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In the beginning of the chapter, the twins are on watch by the fire. They are sharing memories of school and laughing their identical laugh. It is then that they both go silent listening to what is going on around them. Eric then notices something is behind Sam, Sam gets all scared and shuffles over by his brother and they notice something is watching them. They get scared and run back to the rest of the group to tell them about the beast.

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Piggy, Ralph and Simon are all talking to each other while the rest of the guys are off fooling around. Ralph is thinking about giving up being chief, but both Piggy and Simon don't want this because if Ralph steps down then Jack would take over. Piggy then explains that he has been thinking and he says how he's figured Jack out. Jack wanted to be chief in the first place and won't stop till he gets what he wants. Jack is all about hunting so he willing to hunt down whoever gets in his way. So if Ralph is in his way he'll go after him, but if Ralph backs down then Jack's next target is Piggy.

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Ralph brings up the beast. He makes points like how they all need shelter at night to keep safe from everything outside. Jack claims that there is no beast and that he knows this for a fact because he has been all around the island. Jack also mentions that there are only small animals like pigs and not any big animals like lions and tigers.

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Ralph decides to call an assembly late night which is weird considering the fact they mainly have them during the day. He comes up with all these rules that he sets which make everyone laugh at them. Jack and Piggy both want to speak up as well as everyone else try to take the conch away from Ralph to get their points across.

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Jack was obsessed with the idea of hunting that he didn't care about anything else. Ralph sees a ship and goes straight to where the fire was only to see that the fire had died out. Ralph is furious with Jack at this point as this was his only hope to being rescued. Jack thinks that Ralph is being ridiculous about the whole fire thing and the only thing he cares about is telling everyone the story of how he slaughtered the pig.

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Ralph is so stubborn on the creation of the shelters, but for a good reason. He is not obssessed with it as Jack is with hunting. If their is a place to sleep, the little children will stop having nightmares. This shelter can symbolize somehwere safe and something they can call their own.

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Jack is trying to become with nature and is slowly losing his personable qualities. He wants nothing more than to kill, without this kill he feels like nothing. He feels as if he owes it to Ralph and Simon. This obsession is changing him for the worst. As Ralph emphasizes the need for shelters, Jack becomes more mad. He believes his kill is more important than having a place to sleep. The narrator begins to desrcibe Ralph and Jack's relationship as hatred besides being so close on the day of the crash.

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The last two pages consist of only Piggy's dialogue. The rule of the Speaking Conch as been enforced, but the children around him won't listen. The fire expands and begins to burn the majority of the forest. People realize Piggy was right, they were being to hasty in everything. To further prove himself, Piggy mentions the kid with the mulberry cheek. He is gone and now everyone fears the snakes

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At the end of chapter 2, there is some order in the group. This came from the fight between Jack and Piggy. Ralph, as the cheif, had to intervene. Piggy had made a point about the Speaking Conch, and even though Ralph didn't want to go against Jack, he had follow the rule and tell Jack to let Piggy speak.

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Both Ralph and Jack have an arrogance to them. Jack's is more obvious. When the group decides they need a leader, Jack automatically assumes he would be it. This comes from him being a leader in his boy's choir. That general assumption is one thing, but he then takes offense to when the boys around him want to vote rather than immediately elect him as leader. Ralph shows his arrogance in the very first pages. He has no desire to befriend Piggy. He judges him immediately as invaluable when he sees the "fat" kid. Piggy tries to get Ralph to listen but throughout their interactions, Ralph continues to ignore because he thinks Piggy is being overdramtic when he offers some realism into Ralph's life.

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The idea to call the boys by their descriptions is an interesting start. I think Golding is using this so we learn who the characters are before we can label them. Then when the readers have names, we follow their actions more carefully.