Evidence Something deep in Ralph spoke for him. "I'm chief. I'll go. Don't argue..." He found his voice tended either to disappear or to come out too loud. He looked at Jack. Analysis Ralph speaks ...

Jack was on his feet. “We’ll have rules!” he yelled excitedly. “Lots of rules!” Ralph explained, “We need to have ‘hands up,’ like at school. Then I’ll pass the conch.” ...

When we read Lord of the Flies at 12 or 13, we are told it is an allegory about power. If we want to put it bluntly — and we’re 12, so of course we do — we might say that Ralph represents ...

Ralph's character in the earlier part of the ... Using the skills you have learned and revised, try answering the Lord of the Flies question. Time yourself and make sure you are meeting the ...

The novel Lord of the Flies attempts to interpret man ... He combines the simple narration of a boy's adventure story ("Ralph inspected the whole thirty yards carefully and then plunged in ...