Lord of the Flies
What is the significance of chapter "sound of shell"
which themes and important events of the story are covered in chapter Sound of Shell
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Chapter One establishes a sense of political organization on the island. The shell itself represents power and voice. The main theme of civilization -vs- savagery is introduced immediately. The powerplay between Ralph (civilized organization) and Jack (anarchy, savagery) is an integral part of this theme.
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Lord of the Flies
