Ralph and Jack don't actually fight in chapter three in fact they hardly even argue, they simply fail to communicate with each other. Each feels that his own views are more important than the other boys views are. Simon walks away, passes through the fruit trees and picks some fruit for some litluns, and then makes his way through the jungle to his 'secret place.'
No, Simon is infact the Christ like figure in Lord of the Flies. He has the ability to "see the future" and is more quiet and solemn compared to the other boys. The boys think Simon is crazy becuase he is not like the rest of them.
Simon wants to tell the other boys that 'the beast' on top of the mountain is not an animal with teeth, claws and wngs but simply the dead body of an airman wearing a parachute
that the beast is fake and only there in their minds, a figment of their imagination
Ralph thinks Simon is batty. In reality, Simon is not batty, he just thinks much more about certain things that ordinary boys simply do not think about. e.g The Beast being inside us. This does not make him batty. Simon also has a tendancy to faint, which make the boys think her is 'sick'. Hope i helped :)
Ralph and Jack don't actually fight in chapter three in fact they hardly even argue, they simply fail to communicate with each other. Each feels that his own views are more important than the other boys views are. Simon walks away, passes through the fruit trees and picks some fruit for some litluns, and then makes his way through the jungle to his 'secret place.'
he strongly believes i democracy, and listens to the other boys
No, Simon is infact the Christ like figure in Lord of the Flies. He has the ability to "see the future" and is more quiet and solemn compared to the other boys. The boys think Simon is crazy becuase he is not like the rest of them.
Basically that "the beast" isn't something they can hunt or kill but an evil force inherit to the boys. It also tells Simon that he won't be able to escape and he will only find the beast among the other boys. Which comes true when the boys later kill Simon.
The first actual 'evidence' that the boys have other than what they claim to have seen is Simon's dead body and when Jack, the majority of the boys leader at the time said that Simon was the beast.
The first actual 'evidence' that the boys have other than what they claim to have seen is Simon's dead body and when Jack, the majority of the boys leader at the time said that Simon was the beast.
Basically that "the beast" isn't something they can hunt or kill but an evil force inherit to the boys. It also tells Simon that he won't be able to escape and he will only find the beast among the other boys. Which comes true when the boys later kill Simon.
Simon wants to tell the other boys that 'the beast' on top of the mountain is not an animal with teeth, claws and wngs but simply the dead body of an airman wearing a parachute
That means that he is fighting other people for your love.
Simon expresses the idea that the beast the boys fear is actually within themselves. He suggests that the evil they are afraid of is a part of them, leading to discomfort and denial from the other boys at the meeting.
Simon is mistaken for the beast by the other boys during a chaotic nighttime ritual. In their frenzied state, they lose control and beat him to death before realizing their mistake. The violent and irrational behavior of the boys reflects the breakdown of order and morality on the island.
Simon and Piggy are the two characters who are killed in "Lord of the Flies." Simon is mistaken for the beast by the boys during a frenzied tribal dance, while Piggy is killed when a boulder is pushed onto him, shattering the conch shell he held.