A few days ago
in the book lord of the flies why do ralph and jack both insist on going after the beast?
in the book lord of the flies why do ralph and jack both insist on going after the beast?
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I think it’s to compete as to who should be the leader of the group. Dont take that as gold, it has been some time since I read it.
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4 years ago
Ralph and Jack the two insist on going after the beast because of the fact all the youngsters on the island are so terrified of the beast that they are no longer construction huts or observing the sign hearth as they are excited approximately being frightened of the beast. so becasue of this ralph and jack the two unify to flow out and locate the beast so they could resume the order they meant to have on the island.
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A few days ago
Jack MUST go.. he is the animal part in all of us that hunts and kills. Ralph is the moderating force.. he is compelled to go to try to keep some balance in the group. After Spiritual death, Simon, he begins to feel some of the animal need himself.
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A few days ago
Because they realized the beast was a human an adult, and wanted no risk to there authority in the world they had created for themselves. .
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A few days ago
Kuz they want to assrape it. Not realy The want to prove who is dominant and the leader of the others.
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A few days ago
cuz thats how they roll
theyre cool like that
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