LOTF Chapter 7-9 Quotes

Who: Simon Who to: Ralph Significance: Simon is foreshadowing by saying this meaning he thinks Ralph is the only who will get back to where he came from. Simon has had a feeling on his face and told Ralph this is what he thought, seeming how he has not be overcome by the evil. Ralph is now baffled but determined for a rescue. This represents hope and faith to Ralph even though he feels clamped, helpless, and condemned

Who: Ralph Who to: Jack and Maurice (tribe) Significance: Ralph feels a sense of pride in striking the boar assuming the role of the hunter. He earns respect from the group for his actions. The primal side of his paradoxical nature is fueled by his encounter with the boar. He shifts his mood too fright, apprehension, and pride.

Who: Ralph Who to: Jack and his hunters Significance: Ralph was bringing the childish mood that jack's hunters were foolish. Ralph was insulting Jack's hunters or his so called "tribe" which started a rift between jack and Ralph

Who: Jack Who to: Ralph Significance: Jack was not messing around with Ralph anymore and was telling him he's sick of following Ralph and tired of playing his serious game. He wants to leave Ralph and start his own tribe. This shows how Ralph and jack are two continents and their shifting apart with each conflict.

Who: Piggy Who to: Ralph Significance: Piggy is showing Ralph his chief appearance and leadership that he possesses through is intellectual and intelligent personality, perspective, and thought. He's giving them a good idea about the fire which is their big rescue plan so he is also having some worry and hope for rescue.