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What is happening in the air while the boys sleep?
What is happening in the air while the boys sleep?
There is a battle in the air.
What sign is sent to the boys that they don't get to read?
What sign is sent to the boys that they don't get to read?
A dead man in a parachute.
What do Sam and Eric think they see?
What do Sam and Eric think they see?
The beastie.
What do they really see?
What do they really see?
How do Sam and Eric exaggerate what they saw?
How do Sam and Eric exaggerate what they saw?
When Jack follows Ralph up the rocks, what does he think the castle rock would be good for?
When Jack follows Ralph up the rocks, what does he think the castle rock would be good for?
About what do Ralph and Jack argue?
About what do Ralph and Jack argue?
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Chapter 6 Overview
- Tension arises in the air, indicating an underlying battle, while the boys sleep.
Key Symbols
- A dead man in a parachute becomes a significant yet misunderstood sign for the boys, representing fear and confusion.
Perception of Fear
- Sam and Eric mistakenly perceive the figure in the dark as the beastie, showcasing the power of fear and imagination.
Reality vs. Imagination
- The boys actually see a ring of light, highlighting the difference between their fears and reality.
Exaggeration
- Sam and Eric embellish their experience, describing what they witnessed as horrific, amplifying the group's fear.
Jack's Ambitions
- Jack envisions Castle Rock as a potential stronghold for the Beastie, reflecting his growing obsession with power and control.
Conflict
- Ralph and Jack engage in a heated argument over the responsibilities and nature of a hunter, revealing their differing priorities and leadership styles.
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