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What are the main events in Chapter 6 of LOTF?
What are the main events in Chapter 6 of LOTF?
- A main character falls dead from a parachute (correct)
- Jack yells at Ralph for being chief
- Ralph calls an assembly to discuss the unexplored area (correct)
- SamnEric were on lookout and stayed awake
What did Ralph do after the boys saw the beastie?
What did Ralph do after the boys saw the beastie?
Called an assembly
What is Ralph struggling with in Chapter 6?
What is Ralph struggling with in Chapter 6?
Losing control over the boys
What is Jack's perspective on the beastie?
What is Jack's perspective on the beastie?
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Simon believes the beast has wings and claws.
Simon believes the beast has wings and claws.
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Why doesn't Simon speak up about his thoughts on the beast?
Why doesn't Simon speak up about his thoughts on the beast?
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Main Events (Chapter 6)
- A parachutist falls dead, mistaken for the beast by the boys.
- SamnEric, tasked with lookout duty, fall asleep, failing their responsibility.
- While rekindling the fire, they sight the "beastie."
- Ralph calls an assembly; consensus is reached to explore the unfamiliar area.
- Piggy is assigned to stay behind to care for the littluns.
- Jack takes the lead during the exploration.
- Ralph, asserting his authority, decides to check for the beast alone but is soon joined by Jack.
- The boys engage in games, rock-pushing, and fort-building, diverting from their serious task.
- Ralph loses his temper and urges the boys to focus on finding the beast, prompting reluctant compliance.
Ralph's Leadership (Chapter 6)
- Struggles to maintain control over the boys and relies on Jack's persuasive skills.
- Feels insecure about his leadership position and takes drastic measures to uphold it.
- Despite being a structured leader, Ralph finds it difficult to manage the boys effectively compared to the chaotic Jack.
- Believes it’s his duty, as chief, to investigate the beast, revealing his underlying anxiety.
Jack's Perspective (Chapter 6)
- Views hunting and slaying the beast as an essential duty of a hunter.
- Expresses a willingness to abandon the littluns in pursuit of survival.
- Rejects the authority of the conch, indicating a shift away from civilized order.
Simon's Insight (Chapter 6)
- Observes inconsistencies in the beast’s description, noting its supposed wings and claws but lack of speed.
- Remains silent about his thoughts, feeling alienated due to perceptions of his uniqueness and strangeness.
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