What were the two main priorities Ralph suggested lord of the flies?

Answer 1

On the island the only items of any importance to Ralph would be the conch and the signal fire. But the things that really matter to Ralph are things which he years for back at home. He longs for a hot, soapy, bath, for clean clothes, a haircut, tootbrush and for his old and familiar books. The thing that is of most importance to Ralph is to return home.
On the island the only items of any importance to Ralph would be the conch and the signal fire. But the things that really matter to Ralph are things which he years for back at home. He longs for a hot, soapy, bath, for clean clothes, a haircut, tootbrush and for his old and familiar books. The thing that is of most importance to Ralph is to return home.

Answer 2

This developes through the book and is a matter of opinion. It would almost certainly start as being 'You can only speak if you have the conch' at the beginning of the book, but as the plot develops the rule system disintegrates, so no rules are the most important apart from 'every man for himself'.

Answer 3

Ralph suggested two main priorities in "Lord of the Flies": first, to maintain a signal fire to attract potential rescuers, and second, to establish a system of rules and order to ensure the group's survival and cohesion.

Answer 4

Jack has two obsessions, he wants to be leader of the boys and he also wants to hunt and kill pigs.

Answer 5

fire and shelter and rescue