Apparently the plane ejected its "passenger tube" during a storm when it was attacked by an enemy plane or planes. As Piggy said about the pilot, "He couldn't land here. Not in a plane with wheels." The passenger tube crashed into the jungle, causing the scar. When Ralph asked what had happened to it Piggy replied, "That storm dragged it out to sea. It wasn't half dangerous with all them tree trunks falling. there must have been some kids still in it."
Adults signify rule and order. When adults are around, the kids behave and follow the rules. Without the presence of adults, the kids try to come up with some form of rules to follow, but it turns into mutiny and chaos.
No, there are no adults present in "Lord of the Flies." The story focuses on a group of boys who are stranded on a deserted island.
One at the very end when they were rescued. And he was a naval officer. :)
They all died in the crash. Also, the "Beastie" is the dead body of the pilot. It doesn't explain the crash well in the beginning.
The only adult to show up in the entire novel was the man who rescued them at the end.
They all died in the plane crash.
the end of chapter 5
There are no adults present in "Lord of the Flies" apart from the dead body of the pilot. The upbringing of the boys is not responsible for their actions, the problem lies deeper than that, with the primal presence of the beast within.
I believe things would start out a lot more smoothly with adults on the island who would know what to do. However, if food and water were scarce there could be some competition.
He was worried because he was realizing that there might not be adults on the island :]
No, there are no winners.
no.
they wish for adults to bring order and direction back to the island, when in reality, adults can destroy things and create chaotic situations too.
No, there are no words that begin with the letter "q" in the novel "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding.
The boys respond with excitement and a sense of adventure at the possibility of rescue when they see smoke in the distance in "Lord of the Flies." They believe it could be a signal fire lit by adults searching for them and rush to investigate.
Beelzebub (Hebrew: Lord of the Flies)
yes
How is Simon from lord of the flies?