chapter 2 summary

    Cards (19)

    • Who discovers the island is uninhabited?
      Jack, Ralph, and Simon
    • What happens during the second meeting after the boys' return?
      They discuss organizing themselves.
    • How does Piggy's suggestion about shelters affect the group dynamic?
      His suggestion is ignored, causing tension.
    • What does Jack vow to do at the next opportunity?
      To kill the pig
    • What is the mood of the children during the meeting?
      The mood is subdued and tired.
    • What does Piggy highlight as important for the group?
      The need to be rescued
    • What does Ralph try to establish among the children?
      Rules for speaking and organization
    • What does the conch symbolize in the group?
      Order and authority
    • How does Ralph react to the small boy's claim about the beast?
      He dismisses it as nonsense.
    • What does Piggy's maturity reveal about his leadership qualities?
      He is mature but not a strong leader.
    • What does Jack say is necessary for rescue?
      To start a fire on the mountain
    • How does Golding portray the boys in contrast to the story Coral Island?
      As savages rather than civilized children.
    • What does Ralph's attempt to appease Jack indicate about his leadership?
      It undermines his credibility with Piggy.
    • What does Piggy criticize Ralph for during the fire incident?
      For supporting the others and ignoring him.
    • What happens to the fire during the meeting?
      It grows out of control.
    • What does Piggy's criticism reveal about his perspective on the group?
      He feels ashamed of their immaturity.
    • How does the disappearance of a child affect the group's dynamics?
      It creates tension and validates Piggy's concerns.
    • What is the significance of Piggy's spectacles in the story?
      They are crucial for starting the fire.
    • How does the man from the navy view the boys' actions?
      He references them as part of their behavior.
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