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What is a plane crash?
The last boy to die on the island.
Who is Piggy?
The Naval Officer's are able to save the boys on the island by a signal.
What is smoke?
What object do the boys use to make fire?
What is Piggy's spectacles?
Mystical in his own way, he knows the true nature of the beast.
The last follower of Ralph, with their transition to Jack's group, this represents the fall of civilization.
Who is Samneic?
The beast presents itself throughout the story, despite not being real, the boys look the opposite direction for nefarious reasons.
What are the boy's imaginations?
Piggy glasses are broken, after being hit by someone after a disagreement.
Who is Jack?
Despite the islands lack of grownups, In middle of the story the grownup world sends an example.
What is the dead parachutist?
Representing the most nefarious nature of humanity, propelling many significant events in the story.
Who is Rodger?
A major theme throughout the book, both worlds of the island at small and the outer world at large are plagued by destruction.
What is Humanity's capacity for evil
The Naval Officers make a reference to another acclaimed survival island book.
What is The Coral Island?
Along with Piggy's death to the boulder, something else fades away with Piggy.
What is the Conch?
A symbolic representation for reasonable influences on the island, it would soon disappear from the island.
The lord of the flies presents itself in the book, and is offered to the Beast
According to a littlun the beast goes into a place during the day.
What is the ocean?
The only boy to kill someone by himself.
Who is Rodger?
Representing the lord of the flies, this object has caused great fear.
What is the Sow's Head
What was the beast?
The "official" torturer and executioner on the Island.
Who Is Roger?
What is the Trim Cruiser?
A turning point in the story, the idea of a stick with two ends was born.
What was the Sow's death?
"Lord of The Flies" is a translation from a Greek word, known for evil.
Who is Beelzebub?
The first boy to die on the Island.
Who was the littlun with the mulberry-colored birthmark?