Chapter 11.  We’ve hit our climax in Chapter 9  The Biblical Parallels  Simon’s sanctuary  Simon himself  The Lord of the Flies  Allegorical Symbols.

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Chapter 11

 We’ve hit our climax in Chapter 9  The Biblical Parallels  Simon’s sanctuary  Simon himself  The Lord of the Flies  Allegorical Symbols  Simon: Natural goodness  Ralph: Order and Civilization  Piggy: Scientific and Intellect  Jack: Savagery and desire for power  Roger: Brutality and Bloodlust

 Loss of Innocence  The Struggle Between Civilization and Savagery

 The Conch Shell  Roger destroys the shell when he kills Piggy  Piggy  Piggy’s death leads the boys to what route?

 With the death of Simon and Piggy savagery has won out  Ralph and Jack’s conflict has always been a conflict of interest  Ralph has become the last link to law and order