Ella M
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- Created on: 25-05-16 21:47
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- Jack
- Appearance
- He appears weaker at the start
- 'He was thin and bony'
- He has a dangerous side
- 'his hair was red beneath the black cap'
- Jack's eyes are always used in the novel to depict his emotions.
- 'Out of this face stared two light blue eyes, frustrated now, and turning, or ready to turn, to anger.'
- He appears weaker at the start
- Speech
- He is a leader from the very start when him and his choir is first mentioned. He orders the other boys around.
- 'Choir! Stand still!'
- '... the offhand superiority in his voice...'
- He speaks very arrogantly and assumes an authoritative role.
- 'I can sing C-sharp'
- He is a leader from the very start when him and his choir is first mentioned. He orders the other boys around.
- Behaviour
- He is rebellious and goes from being a patient second in command to a complete savage.
- '******** to the rules!'
- He has a violent temper that Ralph sees early on.
- '...turning, or ready to turn, to anger...'
- Jack becomes savage and is trying to mask/hide his former civilised self.
- 'he smeared on the clay.'
- He is rebellious and goes from being a patient second in command to a complete savage.
- Opinions of others
- He thinks of the others as inferior and totally disregards the littl'uns throughout the book.
- 'Kids names... Why should I be Jack? I'm Merridew.'
- From the start, Jack is vicious and cruel towards Piggy and continues.
- 'You're talking too much... Shut up, Fatty!'
- Later on we see Jack's opinions of others were that they should only obey him.
- 'chief'
- He thinks of the others as inferior and totally disregards the littl'uns throughout the book.
- Appearance
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