Synopsis
- Ralph and Piggy cried on the beach because of Simon's death.
- Jack's group stole Piggy's glasses he he was sleeping
- Ralph went to Jack's camp and demands that Jack return Piggy’s glasses and they start to fight
- Piggy died
- Ralph runs to the jungle to hide
- The forest began to catch fire
- Ralph ran and saw a naval officer standing over him.
Ralph: The protagonist and the leader of the group. He is the smartest of the boys.
Piggy: Friend of Ralph he is a little bit fat but he is a good person.
Jack: The antagonist of the book and he is the leader of the hunting team.
Simom: He is a good boy, helpful and he is always with Ralph and Piggy.
Point of view
The story is written in third person. If the story was in the first person it wouldn't be the same.
Setting
The story happens on a deserted island. If the story wasn't on a deserted island the boys wouldn't act like "animals".
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Writers Style
The author wrote the book very well. He uses easy words to help us to understand better. He wrote the book with enough details. The story is very realistic too.
Theme
The story is about some boys that were in an airplane. The plane crashed in an uninhabited island and now the boys have to try to survive. They are alone.
The story is about some boys that were in an airplane. The plane crashed in an uninhabited island and now the boys have to try to survive. They are alone.
This is a great description of the 4th quarter of the book. I agree with you in the Writer's style, the author uses enough details to give us a better image of what is going on in the book.
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