Lord of the Flies Chapter 4

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Who does Ralph side with in Chapter 4?

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Ralph sides with Piggy, indicating his preference for reason and order over savagery.

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Why does Jack wear clay on his face?

Back

Jack wears clay on his face to camouflage himself for hunting, which symbolizes his descent into savagery.

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What significant sight does Ralph see on the horizon?

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Ralph sees the smoke from a ship, representing hope for rescue.

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What action does Jack take against Piggy?

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Jack hits Piggy and breaks his glasses, showcasing the conflict between civilization and savagery.

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How are the boys divided in Chapter 4?

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The boys are divided into littluns and bigguns, reflecting the social hierarchy that develops.

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What does the breaking of Piggy's glasses symbolize?

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The breaking of Piggy's glasses symbolizes the loss of reason and the decline of civilization among the boys.

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What role does Piggy play in Ralph's leadership?

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Piggy serves as Ralph's advisor, representing intellect and rationality.

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How does Jack's behavior change in Chapter 4?

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Jack becomes more aggressive and power-hungry, emphasizing the theme of savagery.

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What does the fire represent in the novel?

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

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What is the significance of the hunters in Chapter 4?

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The hunters symbolize the primal instincts and the shift towards savagery among the boys.