Why is Ralph angry with the books he has read lord of the flies?

Answer 1

It depends which chapter is being referred to but the first instance of Ralph's rage was when the fire was allowed to go out and a ship passed which meant they couldn't be rescued.

He then grew increasingly frustrated over the lack of help from people when it came to building shelters and was especially annoyed at Jack who disappeared Into the Woods to hunt yet never brought anything back.

As time went by, he became angrier at Jack and his savage ways.

Answer 2

The book Lord of the Flies is about what happens when a group of boys, aged from 6 to 12, crash land on an uninhabited tropical island with no adults. If shows how, unlike in most boys' adventure books, the boys don't build clever tree houses with elevators powered by running water or catamarans from hollowed out logs. They don't fight pirates or ward off the attacks of headhunting cannibals or man-eating sharks. Instead the book realistically shows how, when everything should be lots of fun it isn't. Rivalry, cruelty, fear of the unknown and desire for power tears their group apart and results in at least two, and probably three, deaths.

Answer 3

Ralph is angry with the books because he believes they did not accurately reflect human behavior and the challenges faced in a survival situation. He feels that the books did not prepare him for the realities of their situation on the island and the darker aspects of human nature that come to light.

Answer 4

This yet another example of something which is not a question but is in fact an assignment set by your teacher for you to complete.

Answer 5

Lord of the Flies is another name for the devil......all of the boys have evil inside them and it causes them to do what they do. Hope tht helps!

Answer 6

that's what i want to know do they get rescued or not i am finshing chapter 7