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Ralph say this when he has called his last meeting and is talking to Samneric and Piggy. When he mentioned going to confront Jack and his tribe at Castle Rock he said that they should go as they were. Samneric pointed out that Jack and his tribe would be "painted up" to which Ralph replied, "well we won't be, we're not savages and being rescued isn't a game."
Ralph says, "Suppose we go, looking like we used to, washed and hair brushed... After all we aren't savages really and being rescued isn't a game." When Samneric point out that Jack and his tribe will be painted Ralph replies, "Well we won't be painted... because we aren't savages."
"Have been rescued" indicates that the rescue has already taken place in the past, while "have being rescued" is not a correct grammatical construct in English. You should use "have been rescued" to describe a past rescue.
Ralph dresses like a hunter with a spear, war paint, and no shirt when he goes to talk to Jack in Lord of the Flies chapter 11. He adopts this appearance to intimidate Jack and assert his authority in their confrontation.
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In the noun phrase 'a tribe of savages', the noun tribeis functioning as a collective noun.
at the begining of the story he does but then he focusses more on surviving and not so much on being rescued
they decide to go about being rescued by building a fire on a mountain located on the island. they each take turns maintaing the fire looking forward to being rescued till someone named jackmessed up the pattern
Jack may not care about being rescued if he has developed a sense of self-reliance or if he has lost hope in being rescued. He could also be more focused on surviving day-to-day than on being rescued. Additionally, Jack could have emotional or psychological reasons for not wanting to be rescued, such as feeling disconnected from society or feeling more at peace in his current situation.
if he isn't then you arent either
They are being built again.
After being rescued by the pilot, Brian is grateful for being alive and having survived the plane crash. He also realizes the importance of being resourceful and resilient in order to survive in the wilderness.