William Golding's Lord Of The Flies - Chapters 4-6 Summary

The video summarizes chapters 4 to 6 of 'Lord of the Flies'. It explores the division between the bigguns and littluns, Ralph's struggle to maintain order and the signal fire, and the growing tension with Jack. The boys' fear of a beast is exacerbated by a parachute incident, leading to a hunt. Ralph's leadership is challenged by Jack's rebellion, highlighting themes of fear, power, and chaos.

What are the two distinct groups of boys on the island called?

How do the littluns occupy their time on the island?

What does Ralph see rising from the horizon that gives him hope?

What happens to Piggy's glasses during the confrontation with Jack?

What is Ralph's main concern during the meeting he calls?

What does Jack claim about the existence of the beast?

What does Piggy argue is the only thing worth fearing?

What do the twins, Sam and Eric, see that frightens them?

What is Ralph's decision regarding the hunt for the beast?

What does Ralph remind the group about the signal fire?