fourth quarter

Synopsis

A plane crashes on a deserted island.

Ralph calls together all the possible survivors of the crash.

Ralph is voted Chief and Jack the leader of the hunters.

Ralph, Simon and Jack explore the island.
The boys start a fire
Build shelters

Jack figures out how to hide himself when hunting.

Fire goes out

Jack and his hunters catch a pig.

Ralph calls a busies meeting.

The twins see the beast.
Ralph, Simon and Jack go out to hunt the beast.
The search party last longer than expected.

The search parts finds a strange thing.

Jack strikes out on his own.

Simon talks to the beast.
The beast is called the lord of the flies, and Simon can talk with him.
Piggy dies and the conch shell is broken.
Piggy's glasses are stolen.
Simon dies when he try's to explain to the others the truth.
Jack and his tribe try to kill Ralph.
The adults find the boys and take them home.

Characters Introduced

Main characters

Ralph- The leader of the group of boys. Ralph is a boy why sticks up for what he wants and the two things he wants is shelter, and fire for them to survive. Round.

Piggy- Piggy is Ralph's first friend since they crashed on the island. Piggy is smart and kind towards the little 'uns. Round. (No pun intended.)

Simon- Simon is a member of the choir and technically under Jacks rule. Flat.

Jack- The leader of the choir and the leader of the hunters. Flat.

Little 'uns

Johnny-One of the smallest boys on the island. -Flat

Sam and Eric (the twins)- Surprisingly they have a bit of intelligence. -Flat.
Percival- Some think him batty. One of the smallest boys on the island. - Flat.

Henry- Flat.

Boy with the mulberry mark- C lamed he saw a beast then he goes missing, we never see him past the first quarter.- Flat.

Hunters (Choir)

Maurice

Roger – A quiet and keep to himself boy.

Bill- Flat

Robert- Flat

Harold- Flat

Henry- Flat

Other

Pigs

The beast. Or Lord of the Flies.

Point of View

One of the points of view is the boys VS the island.

This is important to know because it helps us get how serious this situation is. Their are all these boys, no older then twelve and they are against the forces of nature, they have no control over what happens to them.

Another point of view is Jack vs Ralph. This is important because otherwise we will not lean the lesson that we need to learn from the story.

Setting

The setting is an island. Their are creeper vines everywhere and pig trails almost everywhere you look.

Statement of Themes

The themes of the forth quarter are,

One is the hardest number.
Ralph must die.
Saved by man.