Piggy believes Jack should give back the glasses because it is the right thing to do.

Sam is afraid of what Jack and the hunters might do because they will be

Ralph, Piggy, Sam, and Eric wish they could look like they used to when they approach Jack and his hunters. Which is NOT a reason they desire this?

Ralph is angry with Jack for stealing Piggy's glasses instead of asking for fire. Ralph doesn't think Jack is playing Jack's game fairly.

Jack's savages laugh at Ralph's anger and the fact they only have a cooking fire instead of a smoke fire. This BEST indicates what about the savages?

Jack orders the hunters to grab and tie up the twins, which they do without question. This is proof the boys...

A dichotomy refers to similar ideas represented together.

Which of the following is NOT part of the dichotomy Piggy presents to the boys?

Jack stabs Piggy with his spear, pushing him over a cliff, and kills him.

Piggy's death focuses on his crushed lungs to emphasize his weakness the boys picked on: asthma.

To illustrate how the boys dehumanized Piggy, Golding compares Piggy to a dead...

Piggy's death symbolizes...

The shattering of the white, fragile, beautiful talisman also indicates the death of...

Which of the following is NOT something Roger does in chapter 11?