outcast with Piggy, (a fat, non-athletic, logical type, boy).
             Simon, one of the more rational boys, finds out the secret of the
             "beast", and sees that it is only a dead parachuted pilot. He goes to the
             hunting group, and before he can say anything, they kill him by accident.
             Piggy is later killed by Jack when he accused Jack of stealling his glasses,
             At the end of the story, Ralph finds himself all alone, and Jack sees
             the opportunity to track him down and rid himself of his nemisis. Jack
             gives orders to his savage group to hunt down Ralph, and Ralph finds this
             out. Just as Ralph is about to be killed by the "savages", a naval officer
             The 'world' of the Lord of the Flies is projected as a very realistic
             and plausible story to comprehend. If the reader found this specific world
             filled with people who do not talk or act in the ways that he or she is
             used to, he or she may decide that the characters are unbe
             ...