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To quote from chapter 2: Fire on the Mountain... 'Ralph spoke first, crimson in the face.' The reason why Ralph blushed was because he'd just realised that, after spending a great deal of effort organising the building of a huge fire, he had no means to light the fire. Ralph blushed from a combination of embarrassment and from the shame of having to publicly admit that he didn't have any way of lighting the fire.

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Ralph is blushing because he is embarrassed or ashamed. The phrase "crimson in the face" suggests that his face has turned red from blushing.

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