How did the boys destroy the island in Lord of the Flies?

Answer 1

They did many things accidentally - and some on purpose too, although they would have later claimed it was an accident.

1. They didn't know how to properly maintain a fire therefore they set fire to the forest. This forest fire also lead to the death of the mulberry birthmark littlun.

2. They let the fire go out when a plane was overhead and therefore missed the opportunity to be rescued sooner.

3. One night they became overly tribal and savage, they mistook Simon for the beat and ended up murdering him.

4. When fighting over food, Jack broke Piggy's glasses and although this could have left him blind their main concern was that Piggy's glasses was the source of fire.

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Answer 2

Jack lit a fire in an ettempt to smoke Ralph out of his hiding place inthe thicket. The fire quickly got out of control and spread through the jungle on the island, destroying everything in its path.

Answer 3

In "Lord of the Flies," the boys destroy the island through their increasing violence, chaos, and breakdown of societal norms. This destruction is symbolic of the boys' descent into savagery and the loss of civilization, leading to their eventual rescue by the navy.

Answer 4

The one who suffers the most is the boy with the birthmark and he ends up dying, because of there carelesness!

Answer 5

let the fire go out

Answer 6

First thing they did was play.