What are the rules that the boys agree to follow while they are on the island?
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- 1 What are the rules that the boys agree to follow while they are on the island?
- 2 What was the one rule the boys made for the island?
- 3 What does Ralph say about rules?
- 4 What rules does Ralph make in Lord of the Flies?
- 5 What decisions do the boys make at the gathering held the first night on the island?
What are the rules that the boys agree to follow while they are on the island?
He reminds the boys of some rules: (1) (as you might have guessed) KEEP THE SIGNAL FIRE GOING, (2) don’t build any other fires, and (3) do their toilet business by the rocks near the bathing pool instead of all over the island, as they have been doing (the boys sn***** and laugh at this last item).
What was the one rule the boys made for the island?
The conch is a very powerful tool. When the boys have settled the conch is used to control the boys and to create an order on the island. A rule is set out by Ralph using the conch, “Whoever has the conch has got the right to talk”. This shows the conch’s power and Ralph’s leaderhsip.
What are the rules in the Lord of the Flies?
The first rule that Ralph establishes is introduced in chapter 2, “Fire on the Mountain.” Ralph creates the rule that only a person who is holding the conch shell may speak; everyone else must listen. And another thing. We can’t have everybody talking at once. We’ll have to have ‘Hands up’ like at school . . .
How did the boys try to bring the rules from civilized society to the new island?
They attempt to re-create the structures of society on their deserted island: they elect a leader, establish a division of labor, and set about systematically exploring the island.
What does Ralph say about rules?
Jack threatens him again, and Ralph intercedes once more, complaining that they are breaking the rules. When Jack asks “who cares?” Ralph says that the rules are the only thing that they have. Jack instead defies Ralph saying “Bollocks to the rules” that they will hunt the beast down.
What rules does Ralph make in Lord of the Flies?
Ralph establishes the rule that whoever is holding the conch has the right to speak. Anyone else must listen. This is similar to raising one’s hand in school and establishes the conch as a symbol of authority.
Why are rules important in Lord of the Flies?
Without rules, there is no order. No one is able to take control of the situation. When rules are not followed, democracy falls to anarchy. In the novel Lord of the Flies, William Golding explores how a group of schoolboys are able to adapt to an isolated environment after being shot down from the sky.
What rule do the boys make in regards to the conch?
The boys make up the rule that if you are holding the conch then you may speak. You just studied 15 terms!
What decisions do the boys make at the gathering held the first night on the island?
What decisions are made at the meeting held the first evening? The boys decide they will need hunters, make rules, and make a fire. They also establish that whoever has the conch has the authority to be the speaker.