1
The pig's head on the stick resembles chaos and evil
2
The characters demonstrate how easy it is to fall from this and into chaos
3
This symbolizes adult supervision because it was like "a sign from the grown ups"; this also causes fear on top of the mountain because they don't understand what it is
4
The name Lord of the Flies is an allusion to this Biblical character known as the prince of devils or a powerful demon
5
The author uses the motif of animal imagery to help develop this theme (Hint: opposite of civilization)
6
The author's last name of Lord of the Flies
7
The island itself symbolizes isolation since the boys are trapped (but it also represents the entire world in the allegory)
8
Although he was one of Jack's choir boys, he sides more with Ralph because he is innocent, insightful, and sensitive, unlike Jack
9
Because this character is associated with intelligence and wants structure on the island, he recommends they build a sun dial
10
This character's name means "spear" in German; he is also the one who aggressively and sadistically stabbed the pig in its rump with his spear
11
The boys thought this was real, but Simon learned first that this resides in each one of them (and all of us)
12
This character doesn't understand why things are falling apart on the island and why the other boys don't want to be rescued as much as he wants to be
13
This symbolizes hope and rescue, but also destruction
14
This character is the leader of the choir, and Ralph makes him the leader of the hunters
15
The war paint Jack and the boys wear is best represented as this because it covers their false sense of identity and frees their savagery
