Chapter 4 LOTF

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Who is not happy about the hunting story?

Back

Ralph is not happy about the hunting story because he is concerned about the group's focus on hunting rather than maintaining the signal fire and their chances of rescue.

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Why does Ralph run up the mountain?

Back

Ralph runs up the mountain to see if the signal fire was out, which is crucial for their chances of being rescued.

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In his other life Maurice had received ______ for filling a younger eye with sand.

Back

Chastisement. This reflects the consequences of his actions in a civilized society.

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What does Ralph see on the horizon?

Back

Ralph sees the smoke from a ship on the horizon, which represents hope for rescue.

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Who is Ralph siding with now?

Back

Ralph is siding with Piggy, indicating a shift in alliances as tensions rise among the boys.

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What is the significance of the signal fire in LOTF?

Back

The signal fire represents hope for rescue and the boys' connection to civilization.

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How does Jack's attitude towards hunting change throughout the chapter?

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Jack becomes increasingly obsessed with hunting, prioritizing it over the group's survival and rescue.

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What role does Piggy play in Ralph's leadership?

Back

Piggy serves as Ralph's advisor, providing rational thought and emphasizing the importance of order and civilization.

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What does the mountain symbolize in LOTF?

Back

The mountain symbolizes power and the struggle for control among the boys.

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How does the theme of civilization vs. savagery manifest in this chapter?

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The theme is evident in the conflict between Ralph's desire for order and Jack's descent into savagery.