Who is the first boy to disappear in Lord of the Flies?

Answer 1

The first character to whom the reader is introduced is Ralph. Initially he is simply referred to as 'the boy with fair hair. Ralph is described as picking his way through the jungle, towards a lagoon, while wearing a school uniform.

Answer 2

The first character intoducted to us is Ralph, who is described as "the fiar boy" (due to his fair hair), which is an indication to his neture later in the book. The next character to be introduced is Piggy- who is once again judged by his looks- being described as "the fat boy". perhaps this way of describing characters is Goldings way of demonstrating the shallowness of human nature

Answer 3

The first boy to disappear in "Lord of the Flies" is the littlun with the mulberry birthmark. He is never seen again after the initial assembly of the boys on the island, and his disappearance remains a mystery throughout the book.

Answer 4

the boy with a mulberry bithmark. he died in the big fire.

Answer 5

The fist boy that died was assumed dead when a the fire on the mountain got out of control and burned part of the forest was burned. He died in the accident.

Answer 6

The first boy to disappear in Lord of the Flies is the littlun' with the mulberry birthmark.

Answer 7

Simon. He is " ripped, torn, and bit at " by all the boys of the island, including Ralph and Piggy.

Answer 8

he gets caught in the forest fire

Answer 9

Simon