The Lord of the Flies, by William Golding The main characters check with Ss in class!

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The Lord of the Flies, by William Golding The main characters

The model boy very responsible dreamer easy-going forms democracy, blows conch, lights signal fire wants to be rescued At the beginning: happy and excited by adventure At the end: being hunted as animal

Has to be in charge fed with hatred natural leader control freak? hunts; splits group; hunt down Ralph wants to hunt At the beginning: in charge of choir At the end: chief of savages

The thinker serious thoughtful loyal wants to be rescued feeds ideas to Ralph At the beginning: worried and frightenned At the end: murdered

The mystic visionary brave wants to know the truth ‘talks to ‘Lord of the Flies’, solves mystery of Beast At the beginning: fainting At the end: murdered

The sadist quiet a ‘loner’ wants to hurt kills Piggy At the beginning: small but dark boy At the end : a savage torturer

The amiable followers no separate identities want to follow first to see the beast At the beginning: carefree At the end: Savages

The younger kids Physically weak Nurtured and looked after by Piggy No individual identities in the novel ‘Gauges’ of the older boys’ positions-kind or cruel