JACK

• What does Jack symbolise in the novel?

  • Savagery, dictatorship, and the desire for power.
• How does Jack gain authority?

  • Through fear, intimidation, and manipulation.
• What does Jack prioritise over rescue?

  • Hunting and satisfying primal urges.
  • ' i cut the pigs throat ' jack said proudly , ch.4
• What quote shows Jack’s obsession with power?

  • “I ought to be chief… because I’m chapter chorister and head boy.''
• How does Jack change throughout the novel?

  • from a diciplined choir boy to a ruthless savage
• What does Jack’s mask symbolise?

  • Loss of identity and liberation from shame.
  • disguise
  • annonomous
• What quote shows Jack’s descent into savagery?

  • 'bollocks to the rules !'
• What does Jack represent thematically?

  • The inherent violence and darkness within humanity.
• What is Jack’s relationship with Ralph?

  • A power struggle—Jack resents Ralph’s authority.
• what is Jack’s relationship with Ralph?

  A power struggle—Jack resents Ralph’s authority.
• What does Jack’s rebellion cause?

  • The collapse of civilisation on the island