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Literature # 48 LOTF chapters 3 & 4
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Literature class 48
The Lord of the Flies Chapters 3 and 4
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Lord of the flies
Chapters 1 and 2 quiz
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question 1/5
Who is the antagonist of the story?
Ralph
Piggy
Jack Merridew
QUESTION 2/5
What is the symbol of order and civilization?
The shell (conch)
The pig
The assembly
QUESTION 3/5
Who represents intelligence and being sensible?
Piggy
Jack
Simon
QUESTION 4/5
Who seems to be the most sensitive boy?
Ralph
Simon
Piggy
QUESTION 5/5
Why didn't Jack kill the pig?
He didn't have time
He had no knife
He still had remains of humanity
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Chapter 3 "Huts on the Beach"
Chapter 3 "Huts on the Beach"
What are the highlights of this chapter according to the video?
Chapter 3 "Huts on the Beach"
What are the highlights of this chapter according to the video?
- Ralph and Simon are building shelters
- Ralph is frustrated because nobody helps, they prefer to go hunting and be lazy
- Jack is angry because Ralph complains about his hunting activities
- The little'uns are scared at night
- Simon enjoys nature
- Simon is responsible, takes care of the others, he is a good person
- Ralph considers Simon a bit weird
- Jack is losing his humanity. He's really into hunting, seems obsessed with it
- Ralph thinks of going back to civilization by means of having a fire going
- Both, Ralph and Jack think what they are doing is the most important. This creates a conflict.
Chapter 4 "Painted faces and long hair"
What does the title suggest?
Chapter 4 "Painted faces and long hair"
Chapter 4 "Painted faces and long hair"
Highlights?
Chapter 4 "Painted faces and long hair"
Highlights
- The little'uns play all day and are scared at night
- Roger and Maurice are constantly bullying the little'uns
- In one important part, Roger throws a stone at a little'un, and misses on purpose; this forshadows his coming behaviour
- Jack finds important to paint their (hunter) faces.
- Ralph and Piggy see a ship at the distance, and realize that the fire is out
- They run up the mountain to restart it but it was too late. Ralph gets angry at Jack and the hunters
- Jack and the hunters come back with a dead pig to eat
- Ralph complains and jack listens, but when Piggy intervenes, Jack pushes him back and breaks his spectacles.
- They use Piggy's broken glasses again to set the fire, and have a feast with the meat.
- Jack's paited face is one step toward savagery
- His firs kill intensifies bloodlust
- There is dominance, aggression, hierarchy, and "Male behaviours" represented by killing a female pig (sow).