Lord of the Flies
How does Ralph feel about Jack taking control over the boys?
Lord of the Flies
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cheyne r #373121
Ralph feels angry, and somewhat annoyed that Jack has taken over the boys. Ralph feels sad about Piggy's death, which resulted in this cause.
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Lord of the Flies
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Aslan
Ralph feels frustrated and beaten. Ralph had done everything right, he had played a fair game. Unfortunately most of the boys were not interested in being rescued or building a working society. They gravitated to Jacks dictatorship, chaos, and "fun".
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cheyne r #373121
Ralph feels frustrated and beaten up. If Jack had not taken over, none of this would've happened . . . right Aslan?
