Chapter 6 Summary

Chapter 6 starts with a dead man with a parachute falling and landing not to far from the children. The beginning is at night with all the children tossing and turning on the brown bed leaves it was the twins turn to watch the fire during the night but they both ended up falling asleep. From this the fire is almost unreserectable from the fading red coals. The fire was brought back luckly though. THe so called "Beast" was also possibly seen. Ralph has also just gotten to sleep when the children came running beacause of the "Beast". Jack wants to hunt the thing down Ralph thinking of his leadership joins. They soon walk through an area of rocks doon called the castle. Of course where they first look for the creature they couldnt find it. soon everyonw would go to the area calling it Wizard Fort. Soon Ralph realizes that the fire has gone out again. ANd right aftewr that everyone travels to the top of the mountain. Paratroopers website- http://ww2-airborne.us/ Some interesting things from this site are- - This site shows many Missions that involve Paratroopers - They jumped from C-47 Planes - It also talks about Operation Neptune a mission going on secretly behind enemy lines during D-Day -George W, Seketa-

Chapter 9, Summary and Response

In chapter 9, most of Ralph's tribe leaves for Jack's tribe. They sneak away, while gathering wood for the fire. All the boys noticed that Simon was missing. The assumed he was bathing. Piggy and Ralph had a water fight, where Piggy chickened out. He didn't want to ruin his specs. Ralph's tribe traveled to the land of Jack's tribe for a feast. They tried to have a meeting it ended in the dancing and killing of Simon. Ralph and Jack got in a fight over whose fault it was that the fire went out. I think that if the boys would have had more common sense, Simon wouldn't have been killed. Their minds were messed up, and they were agitated with each other. They so would have thought through things more. I feel that Jack is overbearing, and rude. He has control issues, and should seek help if they ever make it back. - Megan King

Ending Prediction

I predict that in the end of the book they will be rescued. On the way to being rescued, that many of the boys will die. With Simon already dead, you never know how things will turn out. I think Jack will be killed, by all the boys that are sick of his attitude. Ralph will become leader again and Piggy will be his sidekick. I think the younger boys are starting to realize that they can't play all the time anymore. With all of the boys scared of Jack, when they have Ralph back leading them, they will behave perfectly. They will enjoy not being beaten and tied up by Jack and his tribe. This is my prediction to the end of The Lord of The Flies. - Megan King

Summary chapter 8

All the boys were so scared of the beast. They did not want to leave the fire because they felt as if the creature was waiting for them. They had to make new rules and keep the fire going so there would be smoke. Also so they could have a nice fire to sit beside when they were cold. They all froze and say there in silence for a while. Then Simon picked up te conch cell and blew in it. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2660156/ -Brain Chemistry -experiences from your past -irritation of your vision -if your eyes are blindfolded or covered over a long period of time it will cause simple loss of normal vision which leads to hallucination. -Kiersten Swinderman

Summary Of Chapter 7

In chapter 7, Piggy is left to watch after the littluns while the older boys go on an adventure to find the beast. Simon leaves the adventure to give Piggy the message that they won't be back until after dark. On the way to get the beast, they realize it's to hard for everyone to climb. After this, only Ralph, Jack, and Roger trudge on. They see what they think is to be a frog. http://pelotes.jea.com/Animal Fact/Mammal/Boar.htm One interesting fact from this website is that boars aren't native to North America. Another is that male boars have long tusks that stick out of their mouths. Lastly, boars enjoy living near water sources. - Megan King

chapter 3 summary of Lord of the flies-

In chapter 3 Jack wounds a pig but his unbarbed spear falls off the pig
Ralph is also very annoyed that every hunt that starts is given up on very quikly. He also is very annoyed that barley any of the boys are actualy working on the camp. Now the little or smaller boys are now Littluns

                                                                                              -George W. Seketa-

Irony- the use of words to express something other than and especially the opposite of the literal meaning.  

Allusion

A reference in a literary work to a person, place, or thing in history or another work of literature. An example would be when the kids paint there face because they think there someone else and they can do whatecer they want. They think there worries not themselves.

Summary chapter 5

In chapter 5, Ralph calls a meeting. He decided on some new rules. Including one saying they have to keep the fire going. Jack gets annoyed with him and all the littluns. The littluns are very scared of this beast type thing. They have seen this thing in there nightmares. Then Simon gets irritated with the things Ralph is saying, and they get in a fight.


                                                         - kiersten Swinderman

chapter 4 summary

In chapter 4 of Lord of the flies most of the stranded children(boys) neglected their responsibilties. One of which being the most important, keeping the fire going at all hours of the day. Instead the group assigned this job were off hunting. In the meen time a ship is spotted on the horizon but they have no fire to signal the passing ship. All the children learn a lesson that day.

                                                                                                           -George W. Seketa-

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Chapter 4 Summary and Response

                  In chapter four, Jack paints his face before he goes hunting. He believes this is a sign htat he should be incharge. Ralph notices Jack's change in behaviorand becomes angry as well as jealous. The group notices a ship, but hten they realize that the fire went out and it was Jack's fault. Jack tries to cover it up in a way by saying he killed a pig. The group was happy they had meat, but yet Ralph was angry about the fire.

                    I think Jack should've kept a better watch on the fire or asked somebody else to help. If the fire would've still been smoking, the ship would've seen them and could've rescued them. Being stuck on the island would be torturous. I can understand why there would be fighting. I also understand why Ralph feels like everything is all on him. He has to carry a lot of weight on his shoulders. He leared this from the building of the shelters.


                                                                                          - Megan King

Symbolism

Symbolism- the practice of representing  by symbols, or of investing things with a symbolic meaning or character

Symbolism applies to the book because, the conch shell is a symbol to the group. The conch shell represents a feeling of  family and order. They need the shell to keep order, call meetings, and provide the speaker with the right to talk. Chapter 2-3 shows this well. 

                                                                                                      - Megan King

The symbolism of the Conch Shell

The conch shell is symbolizing power. Jack is worthy of leading them and must be reliable for their survival and luck. It is a symbol of hope as well because as long as there is order, there is a chance of survival. the counch shell is very rare. This shell holds a dark and mysterious power over the group who are lost and standed on the island without adults. They have no clues or means of escape.  I don't think this will work for the boys. I think it will take the boys to far off the island andd something bad will happen to one of them, if not all of them.         - Kierstin Swinderman





Chapter 2 shows many different feelings. Piggy is nervous throughout the whole chapter. He feels neglected, when Ralph chooses Jack Simon for the scouting. On the other hand, Ralph feels overwhelmed. Jack adds pressure to his duty. The children run around to scope things out on the island. Piggy gets a angry with Jack, when Jack over powers Jim. However, he is honored that his glasses we're used for the fire. At end, Piggy and the younger children believe the boy with the Mark on his head was eaten by a snakey beast.        - Megan King

Chapter one starts the book with the introduction of all the boys. This also shows the many different strengths of the group such as Jack and his dominant trait. My reaction to this chapter is how calm the whole group is. I figured from how dependent children are at this age this would cause them to be terrified and scrambled.            - George Seketa