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1. The boys arrive on the island after their plane crashes during an evacuation from an area later destroyed by an atomic bomb.

2. Piggy finds the conch and Ralph blows it to summon everyone else on the Island. They are all young boys (between 6 and 12 years old), there are no females or adults.

3. The first meeting is held and the boys specify what is needed for them to survive on the island.

4. Ralph is elected leader (chief) through a democratic vote. It is also decided that the conch must be held in order to speak in meetings, the conch becomes a symbol of democracy.

5. Jack and his choir form the hunting party in order to hunt pigs for food.

6. Tension between Jack, the antagonist who only wants to hunt and kill, grows between Ralph, the protagonist who continues to believe that they must try and survive and try to get off of the island.

7. Talk of a "Beastie" forms on the island. A dead parachutist lands on the Island one night and Sam and Eric spot him and think he is 'the beast'.

8. Jack, sick of Ralph and the society he's created, forms a new tribe and most of the boys follow him. Jack proclaims himself new chief.

9. Jack and his hunters viciously kill a mother pig, cut off its head and leave it as a sacrifice for the "Beastie".

10. The Jack invites everyone who hasn't joined his tribe to a feast where they eat the pig.

11. Simon discovers that the best is not a creature, but the evil that is inside every human. However, when he goes to tell the boys this, he is murdered by all of the boys after being mistaken for the "Beastie" at the feast.

12. Samneric (Sam and Eric) are forced to join Jack.

13. Ralph and Jack fight

14. Piggy is killed by Roger

15. The conch is destroyed after is falls, symbolizing the end of civilization and democracy on the island.

16. Ralph is alone and Jacks tribe sets out to kill him as they did the pig. They set fire to the forest in order to drive Ralph out of his hiding place.

17. A Naval Officer arrives after seeing the smoke from the forest fire. Ralph and the others start to cry in front of the slightly embarrassed officer.

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Simon encounters the Lord of the Flies in the forest glade and realizes that the beast is not a physical entity but rather something that exists within each boy on the island. When Simon tries to approach the other boys and convey this message to them, they fall on him and kill him savagely.

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rising action · The boys assemble on the beach. In the election for leader, Ralph defeats Jack, who is furious when he loses. As the boys explore the island, tension grows between Jack, who is interested only in hunting, and Ralph, who believes most of the boys' efforts should go toward building shelters and maintaining a signal fire. When rumors surface that there is some sort of beast living on the island, the boys grow fearful, and the group begins to divide into two camps supporting Ralph and Jack, respectively. Ultimately, Jack forms a new tribe altogether, fully immersing himself in the savagery of the hunt.

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Expostition equals basically chapter 1 and part of chapter 2 and the rising action is up to about when Piggy is killed(although according to the other definiton of climax it could be when Jack splits but it really is when Piggy is killed) then it falls until the officer comes in which is the resolution

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The inciting incident of this story happens immediately, if not before the story. An inciting incident will introduce the problem that the novel or story tries to overcome or solve. In this case, the moment of the crash which leaves the boys stranded on a deserted island would be the inciting incident. This moment actually happens before the book occurs. If you need to have something within the text, I would argue thatthe moment the boys realize they are without adults should be the next best event to call the inciting incident.

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Everything that happens after Simon's death and when the Naval officer finds them

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-Boys crash

-Make tribe

-Kids fear beast

-Jack makes new tribe

-Jack kills Piggy

-Naval officier finds them

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