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Quotations from Chapter 4

Here are a few key quotations from Chapter 4:

Fear of the __“beastie”__

Fear of the “beastie”

  • The littleuns, in particular, suffer from horrible dreams. They fear that the “beastie” hunts in the darkness.
__"Like in the war”__

"Like in the war”

  • Jack covers his face with charcoal and clay to camouflage himself ("For hunting. Like in the war.”).
Loss of humanity quotations

Loss of humanity quotations

  • “Kill the pig. Cut her throat. Spill her blood.”
    • Jack and the hunters return from the jungle, carrying a dead pig and chanting a strange song. This strange chanting signals the boys starting to lose their humanity and civilised behaviour.
  • “Kill”, “cut”, “spill”).
    • The repeated use of imperative verbs shows their violent ways increasing.
Clash - Ralph and Jack

Clash - Ralph and Jack

  • “You let the fire go out”
    • This interaction shows a big clash between Jack and Ralph.
  • Jack is “irritated” by Ralph spoiling his excitement over his hunt.
  • Jack “was powerless and raged without knowing why”.
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