What does Ralph's dad do in the Lord of the Flies?

Answer 1

Well, in "Lord of the Flies," Ralph's dad doesn't actually appear in the story. Ralph is one of the boys stranded on the island, and his dad is back home. Ralph's dad is likely worried about him and hoping for his safe return. It's important for Ralph to stay strong and work together with the other boys to survive until they can be rescued.

Answer 2

Ralph told Piggy that his father was a commander in the Royal Navy and later told the rest of the boys that his father had told him that the Queen had a room full of maps that showed every island in the world, including the one that they were stranded on. Ralph was completely convinced that his father, with a ship, the intended route of the plane and maps at his disposal would eventually find his own son. This unshakable belief in his father helped Ralph to cope with the disintegration of the boys society on the island as it offered some hope of a way out of the situation.

Answer 3

Ralph's father is a commander in the navy, so Ralph is hopeful that his father will be able to find all of the boys on the island.

Answer 4

Early in the first chapter Ralph told Piggy that his father was a commander in the Navy.

Answer 5

Ralph's dad is a naval commander, serving in the military. He is away at war during the events of "Lord of the Flies".

Answer 6

He is in the navy retard