They make three huts.
The boys agree to collect water from the river in coconut shell which can be placed close to the huts and shaded by leaves.
Jack sees that it is more vital to hunt, rather than build important huts for shelter at night like Ralph does. The littlnuns are concerned about shelter at this point in the book, but Jack is to headstrong to realize this, and too obsessed with "death", and "killing", and the hunt for blood.
At the beginning of chapter 10 Robert was on guard duty, in charge of levering a boulder from the top of castle rock on to any would be attacker or the beast. A little later Jack selected Robert and Roger to accompany him on a raid to 'get fire from the others,' which resulted in the theft of Piggy's glasses.
In Chapter 3, Ralph, Simon, and Jack were all suppose to help with building the huts, however Jack felt that hunting was more important.
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They make three huts.
I am not an expert but we are reading the lord of the flies in my English class and the noys set out doing good on the huts and actually completed the first one together, then the littluns got bord and went of on their own and some of the younger biguns did as well so the second hut was completed by a small group of boy, Then the hunters left and all the other boys but Ralph and Simon so they were the only people who biult the last of the three huts and in the bookk it says that the hut Ralph and Simon built together was the least stable.
simon
Nobody was helping build them
The side of the island where the lagoon faces
The boys agree to collect water from the river in coconut shell which can be placed close to the huts and shaded by leaves.
Ralph wants to build huts but jack wants to hunt he says they need meat more than they need huts
At the beginning of chapter 10 Robert was on guard duty, in charge of levering a boulder from the top of castle rock on to any would be attacker or the beast. A little later Jack selected Robert and Roger to accompany him on a raid to 'get fire from the others,' which resulted in the theft of Piggy's glasses.
Jack sees that it is more vital to hunt, rather than build important huts for shelter at night like Ralph does. The littlnuns are concerned about shelter at this point in the book, but Jack is to headstrong to realize this, and too obsessed with "death", and "killing", and the hunt for blood.
huts made of bark
In Chapter 3, Ralph, Simon, and Jack were all suppose to help with building the huts, however Jack felt that hunting was more important.