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By andrew morgan and lexy chambers

Chapter 10-12 Lord of the Flies. By andrew morgan and lexy chambers. “I got the conch” (p. 156) They still want leadership and the conch is a power symbol “We can light it every morning” said Piggy. “Nobody ain’t going to see smoke in the dark.” (p. 164)

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By andrew morgan and lexy chambers

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  1. Chapter 10-12 Lord of the Flies By andrewmorgan and lexy chambers

  2. “I got the conch” (p. 156) • They still want leadership and the conch is a power symbol • “We can light it every morning” said Piggy. “Nobody ain’t going to see smoke in the dark.” (p. 164) • They still have hope of being rescued Chapter 10

  3. “Blow the conch,” said Piggy. “Blow as loud as you can.” (p. 169) • They want leadership, the conch is a power symbol • “Just a smoke signal so we can be rescued. Are we savages or what?” (p. 170) • Ralph wants to be rescued Chapter 11

  4. “You voted for me for chief. Didn’t you hear the conch?” • Being the chief is important to the society (p. 176) • “Listen. We’ve come to say this. First you’ve got to give back Piggy’s specs. If he hasn’t got them he can’t see. You aren’t playing the game” (p. 177) • They think that this is a game Chapter 11 cont.

  5. Setting the thicket on fire They don’t care anymore they really are savages. Chapter 12

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