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LORD OF THE FLIES Chapters 2 & 3

“We want to have fun. And we want to be rescued.” Tensions and dualities emerge Having fun vs. getting rescued A good island vs. The “beastie” / “the feeling” Ralph vs. Jack Fire vs. burning down the island Animals/savages vs. “English”

How is “your” leader doing? Ralph Jack Piggy

SIMON How is he distinct from the other characters? Symbolic imagery life light

THE ALLEGORY In groups of 3, please begin to consider the allegorical significances of the novel. Prepare to report these early impressions back to the group.