Questions and Answers
Who is the leader of the boys now?
Jack
Who has the conch shell?
Ralph
What is Ralph really afraid of?
the Beast
Why do the boys call Jack 'chief' but they didn't call Ralph that?
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Who or what does Jack say killed Simon?
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How do you know that Jack is not sure of himself?
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How do you know that Ralph is getting very tired?
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Study Notes
Leadership Dynamics
- Jack has emerged as the leader among the boys, asserting dominance and control.
- Ralph retains possession of the conch shell, symbolizing authority and order despite losing power.
Fear and Control
- Ralph harbors a deep-seated fear of the Beast, which embodies the boys’ primal instincts and fears.
- Jack manipulates fear by claiming the Beast is responsible for Simon's death, deflecting personal accountability from himself and the group.
Group Hierarchy
- The boys refer to Jack as "chief," highlighting his aggressive leadership style and his role as a hunter, which contrasts with Ralph's more democratic approach.
Emotional Vulnerability
- Jack shows signs of insecurity; he blushes beneath his war paint when faced with questions about managing the fire, indicating self-doubt.
Ralph's Desperation
- Ralph expresses exhaustion and a shift in priorities, advising the boys not to worry about maintaining the fire, an element he previously regarded as crucial for rescue and safety.
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Test your understanding of Chapter 10 of 'Lord of the Flies' with this quiz. Explore key characters like Jack and Ralph, as well as significant themes such as fear and leadership. This quiz will help reinforce your knowledge and insights from the chapter.
