Ch 9 - Lord of the Flies Audiobook- "A View to a Death"

What physically happened to Simon?

What does Jack sitting like an idol with offerings around him symbolize?

• he boys’ respect for Jack as a natural leader

• The shift from civilized behavior to worship of power and savagery

• The importance of maintaining order on the island

• The boys’ need for a new leader after Ralph steps down

How has the symbol of fire changed from the beginning of the story to this moment?

What is the significance of Ralph and Piggy joining the dance during the ritual?

• It shows their acceptance of Jack’s leadership.

• It signifies their attempt to protect Simon from the group.

• It highlights their inability to resist the lure of the group’s primal instincts.

• It proves that Ralph and Piggy are no different from the other boys.

What happened to Simon and what does it symbolize?

What happens to the parachutist?

Why is it important?