Lord of the Flies, Chapters 11, Grades 8
Chapter 11 of 'Lord of the Flies' by William Golding, titled 'Castle Rock,' brings tensions to a climax as Ralph and Piggy confront Jack and his tribe. This assignment will examine the confrontation at Castle Rock, the symbol of the conch, and the themes of power, order, and savagery.
Question 1
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Ralph and Piggy decide to visit Jack's tribe. What is their goal, and why do they believe it's necessary?
Question 2
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The conch symbolizes law and order. How is the conch treated during the confrontation at Castle Rock, and what does this indicate about the state of society among the boys?
Question 3
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Describe the power dynamics displayed during the confrontation between Ralph, Piggy, Jack, and Roger. How do these dynamics reflect the boys' descent into savagery?
Question 4
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A significant event occurs at the end of the chapter. Without revealing specifics, discuss its impact on the power structure of the island and the moral implications for the boys.
Question 5
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Reflect on Piggy's role in this chapter. How does he attempt to maintain order and what does his character represent in the context of the novel's themes?
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