t the choir should become hunters
             for food, with Jack (the choir leader) in charge of them. Above all this though is the
             importance of a fire being lit and staying alight night and day for a ship to see and
             The uncivilized and savage way of life stars when the boys start realizing that
             there is no one there to control them and also when fear consumes their mind. There are
             no adults there to make them toil and sweat if they do not want to. The boys realize that
             swimming and eating fruit all day is more fun, than laying the foundation for a fair and
             safe society where everybody works for the benefit of the whole group. At this point a
             small boy comes forward and tells the boys that he saw a monster which he calls a
             "beastie" in the woods. This is met with mockery and a little uncertaint
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