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- What do the hunters discover in the forest in Lord of the Flies . . .
Jack's hunters savagely stab the dying pig and Roger lodges the tip of his spear into the sow's backside while Jack slits its throat Once the pig is dead, Jack removes its insides and explains
- Plot summary - Edexcel Detailed plot summary - hunting and dividing - BBC
Jack returns victorious with a dead pig but Ralph is furious He thinks the most important things are survival and rescue Jack believes that food is the first priority and that hunting is the way
- LOTF Chapters 3-4 Flashcards - Quizlet
Jack is obsessed with getting power over the boys, he treats Piggy horrifically, he punches him, verbally abuses him constantly, and even wouldn't let him have food from him from the hunt
- Lord of the Flies Summary and Analysis of Chapter Three . . . - GradeSaver
Jack scans the oppressively silent forest, looking for pigs to hunt A bird startles him as he progresses along the trail He examines the texture of vines ("creepers") to determine whether or not pigs have run through that section of the brush
- Lord of the Flies (Grades 9–1) York Notes
Jack goes pig hunting – unsuccessfully Ralph shows his sense of responsibility by attempting to build shelters, but these are only partially successful because of lack of help from the rest of the boys, apart from Simon Jack develops a fascination for hunting pigs
- Lord of the Flies by William Golding: Ch. 4 | Summary Quotes
Jack's treatment of Piggy and his desire to be seen as a fearless hunter foreshadows how Jack will eventually approach the perceived sighting of the beastie later in the book
- Lord of the Flies Chapter 3 Summary Analysis - LitCharts
Ralph 's complaint offends Jack Ralph points out that all the hunters except Jack came back hours ago, and are now swimming and playing Jack tries to explain his obsession with catching and killing a pig, but can't find the words
- Chapter 3 - Lord of the Fliesby William Golding
While Jack is busy hunting pigs with his sharpened stick, Ralph and Simon help the children by building shelters and providing them with food However, only a few of the boys are doing work, which is frustrating to Ralph
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