😱The storm intensifies the horror and tragedy that befalls the boys
🧑⚖️Simon's attempt to enlighten the others is met with savagery and fear
🔥Jack's feast and fire focus on immediate needs, disregarding the future
🚫The conch, rules, and Ralph's leadership lose relevance
⚰️The boys' actions demonstrate the destructive force of human savagery
What happens to Simon in chapter 9?
—Simon is mistaken for the enemy and tragically beaten to death by the other boys
How does the storm intensify the horror?
—The storm heightens the mood of the tragedy that is about to befall the boys
What does Jack focus on during the feast?
—Jack prioritizes immediate needs, disregarding the future
Why do the conch, rules, and Ralph's leadership become irrelevant?
—The boys' descent into savagery makes them prioritize their impulses over order and authority
What do the boys' actions demonstrate?
—The boys' actions reveal the destructive force of human savagery
00:17Simon faints and later discovers that the beast is a dead parachutist
00:36Piggy and Ralph debate attending Jack's feast
00:53Jack offers food and protection to those who join his tribe
01:18Chaos ensues as a storm begins, leading to Simon's tragic death
01:46Jack's antics continue, while the boys run from the dead parachutist's body
