you, of course". This implies that Ralph wanted Jack as a partner but still competitive atmosphere. Once Jack sees that Ralph has a lot of attention, he tries to make himself know too when he attempts to kill a pig by himself but has not yet built up the courage to take a life. William Golding's descriptive scene shows that Jack is giving the reader a strong sense of bravado when he tells the group how close he was and how he won't hesitate next time. There is also a sign that Jack is becoming more primitive slowly when he excludes Piggy from the choir and Piggy is soon seen to be isolated as an individual from the whole group.
             Chapter 2 sees some of the character getting desperate to leave the island and find a way back home as the conditions ar
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