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Differences between the hunter group and the conch group:

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Differences between the hunter group and the conch group:

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1. The hunter group have no symbol to control who is to speak. Jack is emerging as their dictator and no-one challenges him or talks to him. The conch group still try to keep to the rule that only the person with the conch speaks at meetings.
2. The hunters are only really interested in the excitement of hunting, feasting and having fun. They give little thought to anything else. The conch group worry about the future and attempt to keep the fire going and establish a routine that will help their rescue.
3. The hunters have almost reverted to savagery; they carry fire hardened spears, are virtually naked and they hide behind their painted faces. The conch group are also dirty and unkempt but have not reverted to savagery.

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Jack wants to be in charge to please his own ego. He craves power for himself and does not take responsibility in the way Ralph does.

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Some critics have identified a psychological allegory based on Freud's ideas in which the 3 main characters represent the 3 key aspects of self:

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Some critics have identified a psychological allegory based on Freud's ideas in which the 3 main characters represent the 3 key aspects of self:

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ID - primal, instinctive part of us (Jack).
SUPEREGO - part which sets limits  and seeks to control the Id's impulses because of morality (Piggy).
EGO - part which follows society's rules and balances Id and Superego (Ralph).

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what is so important about Jacks's leadership style?

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what is so important about Jacks's leadership style?

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Jack calls an assembly using the conch. He tells the other about 'the beast' and claims that ralph is a coward and should no longer be the leader. The boys refuse to vote Ralph out of the power and Jack leaves the group in tears. Piggy suggest to Ralph that they build a new fire on the beach whilst many of the older boys leave to join Jacks group. Jack declares himself the cheif of the new tribe and they kill a sow, leaving the head as an offering to the beast. Jacks group steal fire from Ralphs group and invite them to their feast. Meanwhile, Simon has slipped away from the group and finds the pigs head, which speaks to simon as the 'lord of the flies' terrifying simon into a faint.

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Simon is seen in front of the Lord of the Flies, which says "There isn't anyone to help you." and then "I'm the beast."  It continues "Fancy thinking the beast was something you could hunt and kill ... You knew didn''t you? I'm part of you ... You know perfectly well you'll only meet me down there so don't try to escape."

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Describe why Golding goes into such detail in his description of the hunt

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Describe why Golding goes into such detail in his description of the hunt

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Golding goes into such detail when describing the hunt as the killing of the pig is the point of no return for the boys. They are no longer innocent and their enjoyment of it and lust for more is an important part of the novel.

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What is the significance of Simon calling the pig's head 'lord of the flies'?

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What is the significance of Simon calling the pig's head 'lord of the flies'?

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The significance of Simon calling the pig's head 'lord of the flies' is that simon is a symbol of innocence and goodness whilst the name 'lord of the flies' is another name for a devil named beezlebub. Additionally it metaphorically refers to the rot and decay of society

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Jack suggests that his hunters could fight the beast but Ralph dismisses this saying they are only 'boys armed with sticks."

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How did Piggy Feel after Jack left the Group?

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How did Piggy Feel after Jack left the Group?

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Piggy felt fine after Jack left the group. It is hard for him to feel sorry for Jack because ever since they arrived on the island Jack has always bullied Piggy.

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What does it show about Ralph and Piggy's approach when they concede that the boys will be powerless against a beast?

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What does it show about Ralph and Piggy's approach when they concede that the boys will be powerless against a beast?

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The approach taken by Ralph and Piggy shows that the boys are finally coming to terms with the fact that they have no chance against this 'beast' that inhabits the mountain. Further evidence of this is shown when instead of starting a fire back up on the mountain, the boys decide to start one between the bathing pool and the platform.

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What does this chapter signal in terms of all the boys?

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What does this chapter signal in terms of all the boys?

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This chapter signals the start of division for the boys as now there are two groups on the island. It also signals that they now have to choose a side: Jack or Ralph and pick which group/tribe they want to be a part of. In a way, this chapter announces the start of the descent into madness as some of the more animalistic human traits and tendencies begin to show amongst the boys, particularly in Jack and his "hunters"

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Why the Hunters Ran Away from the Sacrifice 

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Why the Hunters Ran Away from the Sacrifice 

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The hunters ran away from the sacrifice because they thought that the beast would come and take it straight away.

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In this chapter Simon goes off on his own to meditate but ends up finding the impaled pigs head, the Lord of the Flies, and he begins to hallucinate that the pig is talking to him. It tells Simon that it is the beast and that it has been inside him all along, like all the boys. After hearing this, Simon faints.

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What does this chapter show about Jack and Ralph's relationship?

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What does this chapter show about Jack and Ralph's relationship?

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This chapter shows the final straw before the few remaining ties between Jack and Ralph are severed. The relationship formally breaks down when Jack seizes the conch, calls for an assembly and tries to remove Ralph from leadership. After the other boys refuse to accept Jack as a new leader he leaves enraged and angry, saying that anyone is welcome to join him.