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Jack is becoming such a anarchist

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i wanted to make note of the quote, "...the world outside the shelter was impossibly dangerous."

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As soon as they start talking about grownups something bad happens...

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In the end it was the smoke from the fire that was able to save them. Will Jack get punished for his actions and causing a terrible uproar that could have been avoided if he hadn't let everything go to his head.

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What were they doing with the rocks down at the Castle Rock? Were they trying to crush Ralph who was hiding in the thicket?

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They(Jack) have begun a man hunt and try to find Ralph to kill him because of his "wrong" ideas.

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Pg 185 -186
They were savages yes, but they were still human.
Could they chose a different path life Ralph or is their behavior inherited.

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Did they kill Piggy or did he fall off the mountain? But no less, PIGGY'S DEAD?!

Death list:
-Little Boy with birthmark (Accidental)
-Simon("Accidental")
-Piggy(Murder?)

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They have all begun to fight against each other. They've begun to create problems. Ones they cannot fix again

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THE BOYS KILLED SIMON?! They're becoming very morbid and becoming uncivilized people.

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I just want to make note of the first paragraph being very mature.

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Are the boys eventually going to begin to understand that some of the thunder is from bombs an warfare?
It creates a sense of evilness that people don't realize where the all the boys have gone because they're too caught up with fighting one another.

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What is going on with Simon that he is beginning to have such terrible hallucinations? Is everything happening to him for a reason?

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Its extremely morbid that they are proud to murder but it seems that Jack still feels bad about it

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Is the Lord Of The Flies an actual object or is it a figment of Simon's imagination for being away from "reality" far to long?

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Most of the boys forgot what life was like before they had been on the island. Like Ralph forgot when the last time was he bit down his fingernails

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All the boys are beginning to act as if there is nothing to do anymore. Some have seemed to give up hope and just want to live out their lives having "fun" instead of at least trying to be saved.

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I wonder if the boys would benefit from listening to the little children. They might be able to find a better way to survive. Instead of just seeing them as a nu-since, seeing them as a group of a functioning members of society.

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Their discussion of ghosts.- Could it possibly be their idea of their fears are placed into a "realistic" object fear?

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Ralph is beginning to get irritated about people leaving his control. He wants to show he has control. Overtime it could lead to Ralph getting all worked up and letting everyone run free.

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Ralph is becoming irritated with Jack because he's so obsessed with hunting. I feel as though this might cause the group to split into 2.

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When Maurice kicked the sand in the kids eye, he felt bad but there was no one there to punish him so there is nothing to stop him from being a bad person

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page 59 -"a littlun who played little and cried often" like the last quote I put here it could make a good (mind you dark but oh well) writing basis

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page 58 - "... play was good and life so full that hope was not necessary and therefore forgotten" I feel like this is an ominous quote but it could be good to base one of our poems or something on especially if this does end up backfiring on them. I hope y'all know what I mean.

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Jack is becoming very in touch with the society he lives in. He is also almost starting to become savage like. This could lead to issues in the group.

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Ok someone explain to me what happened to Simon at the end of the chapter? It seemed like the start of a horror movie or something because he's walking deeper into the woods but helping children along the way and then he leaves them behind to crawl under some under brush... he's possessed and going to start vomiting bees ngl

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Is he one of the older ones, or the little ones? He seems much more mature than the rest of them. He remains to himself.

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Jack feels like he is the one being hunted while he's alone hunting...

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The children have nightmare that cause them to be screaming through the night - says that they feel that it's not a safe island.

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Jack seems to be feeling guilty that he can't kill the pig but he also really wants to. Could this show some human darkness in the sense that perhaps he feels inferior that he can't kill, almost like its a rite of passage.

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They blatantly disregard Piggy and give him no respect within their own rules - when he has the conch.

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someone in chapter 2 said "the English are best at everything." I feel like this shows an amount of self-center-ness and disregard for anything else

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There is a bad understanding between the group, they argue between the huts and the fire. This could lead to a bad ending between them. They wont be able to create a working "society"

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Jack has this already born hatred of everything going on. He is determined to murder a pig, this could lead to them having a problem in the group.

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Ralph appears to be a little afraid of going against Jack and accepting Piggy. He appears to be afraid of being a "bad leader".