Lord of the Flies, Chapters 4, Grades 11-12
In Chapter 4 of 'Lord of the Flies' by William Golding, the boys' descent into savagery begins to take a more pronounced form. This chapter explores themes of power, identity, and the loss of innocence. As you read, pay close attention to how the characters' relationships with each other and their environment continue to evolve, leading to significant conflicts and changes within the group.
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How does the 'mask' that Jack wears change his behavior and the behavior of those around him? Discuss the symbolism of the mask and its impact on Jack's identity.
Question 2
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The conflict between Ralph and Jack intensifies in this chapter. What are the main sources of tension between them, and how do these tensions reflect the broader themes of the novel?
Question 3
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Analyze the significance of the fire's neglect and the missed opportunity to be rescued. What does this event reveal about the boys' priorities and the group's dynamics?
Question 4
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Discuss the role of 'the littluns' in this chapter. How does their treatment and experiences contribute to the novel's exploration of power and vulnerability?
Question 5
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Examine the evolving concept of leadership as depicted in Chapter 4. How do Ralph and Jack's differing approaches to leadership influence the group's cohesion and the individuals within it?
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