Lord of the Flies, Chapters 4, Grades 8
In Chapter 4 of 'Lord of the Flies' by William Golding, the boys' society begins to show signs of further strain and division, marked by the events surrounding the first hunt and the consequences of their actions. This assignment will ask you to analyze these developments and their implications for the group.
Question 1
The boys apply paint to their faces for hunting. What does this act symbolize, and how does it change their behavior?
Question 2
Describe the first successful hunt and its significance to the boys, especially to Jack.
Question 3
Ralph and Piggy see a ship on the horizon but soon realize the signal fire has gone out. Discuss the reactions of Ralph, Piggy, and Jack to this missed opportunity.
Question 4
The conflict between Ralph and Jack escalates in this chapter. What are the main points of contention between them, and how do these conflicts reflect deeper themes in the novel?
Question 5
Reflect on the role of 'the littluns' in this chapter. How are they adjusting to life on the island, and what does their behavior reveal about human nature?
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