I have the answer!
Jack says that the littluns were cry babies and sissies for being afraid of beasts hat weren't even on the island.
They are used to being ordered by adults.
Jack admits to Ralph that if he's not hunted he feels uneasy and unsafe in the jungle as if he's being hunted and something is following him (quote from book) "If you're hunting sometimes you catch yourself feeling as if--" He flushed suddenly. "There's nothing in it of course. Just a feeling. But you can feel as if you're not hunting, but--being hunted, as if something's behind you all the time in the jungle".
Yes, the term "social alienation" describes the feeling of being unable to relate to peers or feeling disconnected from social groups. It can encompass feelings of isolation or estrangement from others. Additionally, terms like "social anxiety" or "asocial" may also apply, depending on the context and underlying causes of the inability to relate.
Usually they are hunted for their fur.
Rockhopper is being hunted because he is one of the famous penguins.
Golding's language in this chapter uses visceral imagery and primal instincts to portray Ralph as a hunted animal. Phrases like "suddenly dogged him", "snarling" and "pursuit" evoke a sense of fear and vulnerability commonly associated with animals being hunted in the wild. The language choice intensifies the feeling of imminent danger surrounding Ralph.
they are being hunted because they stole the magic of unicorn sparckles and they need to pay
In Chapter 3, the older boys start referring to the younger boys as "littluns". Frank. Vegas ftw :) In Chapter 3, the older boys start referring to the younger boys as "littluns". Frank. Vegas ftw :)
Snowy owls are being hunted for their spotted fur.
Orcas are still being hunted, for thir blubber and meat.
it means that the person who's saying it feels a feeling of fear