What does jack become obsessed with trying to do?

Answer 1

Jack was preoccupied with hunting pigs in chapter 3:Huts on the Beach. Initially he was hunting alone in the forest, apparently long after the other hunters had given up and returned to the beach. When Jack finally did give up himself he spoke to Ralph but his mind was still occupied by strategies for hunting pigs and this was evident by some of the things he said.

Answer 2

he becomes obsessed with trying to kill a pig and obsessed with being the leader so he does not like ralph who is more worried with getting them off the island.

he loves the feel of the kill and wants to go on and on that is why he and the boys "accidentally" kill simon.

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Answer 3

Jack, being one of the eldest cadets, slowly becomes to resent Ralph, seeing his "Democracy" style leadership as a sign of weakness. Jack believes in looking after his needs foremost, and thus desires control of the group, breaking off from Ralph's.

Answer 4

Jack becomes obsessed with trying to find a way to travel back in time to undo a mistake he made in the past.