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The three major characters of Ralph, Piggy, and Jack each show diverse personalities from each other. Ralph is a natural born leader. He is charismatic and knows how to catch the attention of the crowd. He takes charge of the group and contemplates how they could get home while telling the rest of the island to prepare huts and a food source. He is concerned of the well being of everyone on the island. Jack on the other hand had a different approach. He arrived with his choir of boys, and automatically thought he would be given power. Jack is one of the older boys of the group, and is very strong-willed. If he does not get his way, he will result to degrading and violence. Last, but not least, there is Piggy. He is just a pure representation that these were ordinary children. He was overweight, so his skill set compared to the other boys was very minimal. But, he was very intelligent, and establishes the idea of the conch for order amongst the boys.

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I think that, "the sound of the shell", or the conch itself represents civilization in the sense of leadership and power. After Piggy finds it, the boys use the conch to call meetings, or to award the right to speak to the person holding it. This is a way for there to always be control over everyone on the island. Because without some sort of civilization established the boys would run wild and give into their primal instincts.

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The attitudes and actions of the boys during the election determined the outcome because the boys were able to show their true demeanor. Ralph's approach was to make the boys think less about having no grownups to look after them, and more on having no grown ups to control them. He took actions right away to show the boys they could survive without them. Jack on the other hand made the group sort of fear him. When Piggy disagreed with him, Jack stated, "Shut up, Fatty." He did not respect his peers, so they did not gain his trust.

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All of the boys besides Ralph, Piggy, and Simon are letting their primal instincts run wild. The little ones just need to be taken care of, which Piggy has stepped up to do. Meanwhile Ralph and Simon were determined to get the huts up so everyone would have a safe place to sleep. Ralph is not pleased that no one else is helping because they had discussed this at the meeting and everyone seemed on board.

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I think that Jack and the littluns are scared of the beastie because they are convinced it is a real thing when in reality the beastie supports the phrase of, "the only thing to fear is fear itself." The other boys are not scared because they believe they have a grasp around what is happening. Jack is unable to catch a pig, so his hunting group is failing. But, Jack is able to produce shelter and wise words for the group.

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Simon helping the younger boys reach the food on the island shows that he is just morally good and wants to help others. He sees that everyone needs to help each other in order for them to reach a greater good. That is why he also volunteers himself to help with the huts that will not stand up. I think Simon will be a very important character later on in the book, and maybe will help the boys come to his same mindset, or he will fall due to those who beg to differ.