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Shadows and Tall Trees

At the beginning of the chapter, what does Ralph want to do in order to recapture some of his lost civility?

What prediction does Simon share with Ralph?

Tone refers to the attitude or feeling of a work or theme.

What is the tone of the passage where Ralph remembers details about his family and his time at the cottage by the moors?

How is this second dance different from the first one?

Robert says that they should have a real pig in the circle when they dance. Jack's response is that they should use a littlun.

What is implied in Jack's statement?

What uncomfortable question does Ralph ask Jack?

Find the passage where Ralph insists that someone report back to Piggy what is happening with their search for the beast. Jack replies in a "tight" voice.

What does "tight" mean in this context?

What is the main idea of this chapter?

What do you think will happen next?