Jack tells Ralph's followers that they are welcome to come to his feast and even to join his tribe.
Jack's group steals Piggy's glasses and the conch shell from Ralph's group in the novel "Lord of the Flies." These items represent order, intellect, and democracy, which are valued by Ralph's group but rejected by Jack's group in their descent into savagery.
The pigs head
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The head of a sow on a stick
Jack creates a tribe of his own and invites everyone to join him for a feast. When everyone sees that he has meat and lots of food, they prefer him to Ralph so they leave Ralph and join Jack's clan
he offers his tribe his protection from the beast om the jungle
Jack believes that hunting and bringing back food for the group will make him a better leader because it will show his strength and provide for the group's survival. He sees aggression and domination as key qualities for a leader in this situation.
Jack suggests to the boys that if they don't hunt and kill, then they will starve. Jack also states that all the huts do is make cover. When do you need cover and shelter when you are eating and happy. Now the boys start to decide which group is better.
Jack solves the problem of making fire by stealing Piggy's glasses, using them to start a fire and cooking meat. He disregards Piggy's suggestion of using the glasses for rescue signals, instead prioritizing his desire for power and control over the boys.
Jack's group sacrifices the head of a pig to the beast, placing it on a stick as an offering. This gruesome gesture symbolizes their descent into savagery and their willingness to appease the imagined beast.
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