The fire is the boys' only hope of rescue from the island. When the boys go hunting and instead of minding the fire as Ralph instructed them to do, a ship passes by the island. Had the fire been lit, the people on the ship may have seen the signal and rescued the boys. This is why Ralph is angry; the other boys' disobediance ruined his chance of escaping the island.
The boys only had one plan for rescue, which was to keep a signal fire burning on the mountain top. Jack made the offer that his "hunters" would accept the responsibility of keeping the fire lit. Unfortunately, on the day that Ralph spotted a passing ship, Jack had decided that he need all of his hunters to effectively hunt a pig. As a result the fire was left untended and it went out. The ship passed by and the boys remained unrescued.
Ralph suggests a signal fire, which the boys light on the top of the mountain. The intention is to add green branches to produce smoke to attract the attention of any ship or plane which they might see.
it is ironic that Jack used fire to capture Ralph becuase be was trying to find Ralph, which he did. Also the fire caused a ship to come to the idland because they saw the jungle on fire. With the ship stopping at the island and an officer coming on the beach, saved Ralph who was coming so close to a violent death. The officer also stopped the other boys from continuing on to kill Ralph. The ship saves Ralph and alll of the remaining boys. Seeing an adult and being saved, makes all of the boys emotional.
Ralph insists that a signal fire must be made so that when his father comes to rescue them on a ship, the men on board will see the smoke and know where to find them. Also, burning things is fun.
With the other ship's boys
Jack lets the fire go out so when the ship comes pat no one got rescues because the ship could not see the fire.
Ralph said that a ship could see the smoke from up there and rescue them.
The boys looked for their own smoke to signal the ship but it had gone out.
Yes
The boys couldn't signal the passing ship because the ship was too far away for them to see or be seen, or the signal they attempted to use was not effective in attracting the ship's attention. Additionally, environmental conditions such as weather or obstacles may have hindered their efforts to signal the ship.
one of the jobs from the tudor ship would be a captain, cabin boys and so on...................................................................................................................................................................................
yes.
Ralph spotted a faint plume of smoke, from the funnel of a ship out at sea, on the horizon.
whole system is sencitive and will fail quickly by unproffecionl actions
The Billington boys started a fire on the ship by playing with matches inside the cramped quarters. Their reckless behavior led to the tragic fire that caused significant damage to the ship and endangered the lives of the passengers and crew.
The deck boys on Columbus's fourth voyage were also known as "ship boys" or "cabin boys." They were typically young boys or teenagers who assisted the crew with various tasks on the ship, such as cleaning, running errands, and helping with the operation of the vessel. These roles were important for the functioning of the ship and the well-being of the crew during long voyages.