Ralph mocks Piggy at the start of the novel, yet mourns his death at the end. What is interesting about the early development of the relationship of Ralph and Piggy?
Ralph gradually realises how valuable Piggy's ideas are and comes to rely on him.
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What is the significance of the first fire on the mountain?
This fire shows us how relationships between the boys are developing and prepares us for future danger
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Why is the beast such an important part of the plot?
Because fear of the beast unites the boys at a stage when their friendships are beginning to fall apart.
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Why is the death of Simon so important?
Because the manner of his death is horrific: even the sensible characters were involved.
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What is significant about Piggy's death?
Piggy and the conch 'die' together, suggesting that all civilised values have now vanished from the island.
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Card 2
Front
What is the significance of the first fire on the mountain?
Back
This fire shows us how relationships between the boys are developing and prepares us for future danger
Card 3
Front
Why is the beast such an important part of the plot?
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