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- How does Ralph become the leader of the boys?
They elect him chief after he calls them together with the conch
提示A vote, not a fight.
为什么Jack also stands for chief and is furious at losing, though Ralph gives him charge of the hunters. Ralph's authority rests on agreement, not on force.
- What does Ralph insist is the most important thing for the boys to do?
Keep the signal fire burning so that they can be rescued
提示He is always looking at the horizon.
为什么Ralph's priority is rescue, and he is preoccupied with it. The other boys would rather play, swim or hunt, which is why he is often frustrated.
- What happens to Ralph's authority as the story goes on?
It declines as more boys leave him for Jack's tribe
提示He starts with the support of nearly everyone.
为什么By the end, Ralph is left with Piggy and the twins, and then with nobody. The slow loss shows how a civilised system can fall apart.
- How does Jack's tribe try to force Ralph out of hiding in the last chapter?
They set fire to the forest
提示The weapon is the same thing that Ralph once wanted to use to be rescued.
为什么The fire that Ralph wanted for rescue is now used to hunt him. It is the fire that attracts the naval ship and ends the hunt.
- Why does Ralph cry once the officer arrives?
For the loss of innocence and the death of Piggy, after the boys' descent into savagery
提示He is rescued, but he is not relieved.
为什么The other boys cry too, as the shock of the officer's arrival makes them realise what they have done. It is not joy at being rescued.
- What was Jack in charge of before the plane crash?
A school choir
提示He leads a group of boys who sing.
为什么The ex-choir boys become his hunters, and then his tribe. Their discipline has been turned from singing to killing.
- How does Jack's hunting contribute to a missed rescue?
He takes the boys who were guarding the fire away to hunt, and the fire goes out when a ship passes
提示Two priorities are in conflict, and Jack picks the wrong one.
为什么This is the point at which the quarrel between Ralph and Jack becomes open. Jack's thrill at the kill matters to him more than being rescued.
- How does Jack make use of the boys' fear of the beast?
He promises to hunt it, and so wins followers who want protection
提示Fear works for the leader who offers an answer.
为什么Ralph tries to say there is no beast, which gives the boys no comfort. Jack's promise of action is more attractive.
- What do Jack's hunters do to their faces, and what does it show?
They paint them, which marks their change into a tribe of savages
提示Appearance is matched by behaviour.
为什么The painted faces go with ritual dances and with a group identity. One reading is that hiding behind the paint lets the boys act without shame.
- What does Jack's tribe steal from Ralph's group in the night, and why does it matter?
Piggy's glasses, the only way of making fire
提示The one thing that is needed to start a flame.
为什么Without the glasses, Ralph's group cannot light the signal fire, and so cannot call for rescue. Jack now controls fire, as well as food.
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