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This passage is important to the plot because of two things. Through his actions, Ralph establishes his authority and shows the group that he is chief and he gives orders. This is important and is the reason why Jack is "raged without knowing why". Jack resents Ralph because he is chief and not him. He clearly has an ego and this is another thing that comes between their friendship. The last sentence also describes the tension between the two. It is a sharp contrast to the first passage I pointed out and that's why I chose them both. The first passage shows how easily they became friendly. This passage shows that that amiability is severed.

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This passage introduces the simple ways that the boys can be brought together. It is a simple reminder that they are still kids. This brings Jack and Ralph together before their differences start to make a crack in their relationship. It shows readers that in a world, they really could be friends. However, the island brings out both of their true human natures (which are wildly different) and this eventually rips them apart.

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This passage really highlights one of the reasons this novel is so important and speaks so much about human nature. Roger has no reason to throw the stones at Henry. He has no reason to want to hurt him. He is just doing it because he wants to and he can. I don't think that Roger even wanted to hurt Henry, I think he was throwing the stones to feel a sense of power over the littlun. Golding mentions how the boy was protected by the invisible ring of the lawful world. This is because if they were on a playground at school, there would be an adult to condemn his actions. However, when left to their own devices and no one there to tell them what is right and wrong, the boys can really revert to savage human nature.

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This passage introduces the feeling of uneasiness and distrust to readers in a completely new way. By turning a simple thing such as the way in which the sun lights up a face into a thing that makes Ralph question reality really shows the true talent of William Golding. Ralph is questioning what a face is which is something that every human is familiar with. This shows that this island and the events that have and will happen will make him question everything he has known up to that point. The two questions at the end of this passage really emphasize this as well.

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This passage is important to the development of this book because it tells readers that law and order are slowly starting to slip away from the boys on the island. The ship sailing past them symbolizes this and it is why the author references the ship even though it happened in the other chapter. The author mentioned it seemingly out of the blue, however, it shows readers that when that ship passed, something changed for the boys, especially Ralph.