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Lord of the Flies By William Golding

Lord of the Flies Chapter 1 The Sound of the Shell 2. What instances of foreshadowing occur in this chapter? What predictions can you make about what sorts of things might happen later in the novel?

Timeline Chapter 2 Fire on the Mountain 1. What do you think is the significance of the “snake-thing” or “beastie”? Consider: the little boy’s description of the creature, the discussion of nightmares, Ralph’s feeling that he is “facing something ungraspable” when confronted with this problem, and his need to repeat loudly that “there isn’t a beast.”

Timeline 3. What do you think Piggy's glasses might represent? Chapter 2 Fire on the Mountain 3. What do you think Piggy's glasses might represent? Consider their normal function, the use they are put to in this chapter, Piggy's intelligence, and Piggy's helplessness without them.

Timeline Chapter 3 Huts on the Beach 1. Discuss the change in Jack's personality that is described at the beginning of the chapter. What is Jack's highest priority, and what does this tell us about him?

Timeline Chapter 3 Huts on the Beach 2. How are all of the boys, except Ralph and Simon (and Jack) behaving? What is Golding telling us about human nature? What important qualities do Ralph, Simon, and Piggy have that the other boys seem to lack?