lotf chapter 10 the shell and glasses

Cards (19)

  • ralph remained unmistakeably ralph
    Golding shows ralph as not changing as the other boys who turned into savages he remained stable and insits on holding morals
  • the fragile white conch
    fragile , easily destroyed
    symbolism and foreshadowing
    foreshadows destruction of established democracy
    shows how its getting weaker throughout the story
  • gazing with impaired sight
    impaired- weak and damaged
    piggy's broken glasses
    cant see properly symbolises slow creeping of savagery corrupting vision of civilisation
  • you're still chief
    you are over us
    showing hierarchy
    yet it doesn't matter anymore
  • that was murder
    piggy realizing it wasn't a game
  • piggy "stood over ralph"
    normal always under ralph
    ralph now scared
    piggy using sense
  • lightening and thunder
    pathetic fallacy
  • I wasn't scared ... I don't know what I was
    confused
    sense leaving scared
    ralph doesn't recognize him self
  • Ralph cradeled the conch
    protecting fragile civilisation
    like a baby
    comforting
  • im frightened. of us. I want to go home oh God I want to go home
    wanting return of civilisation
  • the air was heavy with unspoken knowldge
    they were all trying to convince them selves that the murder wasn't them
  • halt
    advance friend
    jack said to rodger
    war like vocab
    general
  • the chief was vague but earnest
    juxtaposition
  • why did they call the murdur a dance?
    to humazinse it and to take away guilt
  • "sucks to your ass-mar"

    anaphoric reference to chapter 1
  • Piggy handed back his glasses and waited to receive his sight back
    dependant on ralph
  • you write a letter to your auntie
    mentions of grown ups coming back
    wanting the order and instructions
  • we shall take fire from the others
    last chance of survival
    gives warmth , comfort
    and light , knowledge
  • Totalitarian Rule: Jack rules through violence, fear, and control of resources (like fire), showing the complete breakdown of democracy among the boys.