Lord of the Flies - Chapters 3-5

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What does the recurring description of Jack’s eyes (“bolting and nearly mad”) suggest about his transformation?

Jack is losing touch with rationality and becoming consumed by primal instincts.

Why does Simon give the littluns fruit he picked himself rather than just telling them to get it?

It shows his innate compassion and Christ-like tendency to serve others, highlighting his moral center.

How does the description of Simon’s hiding place in Chapter 3 contrast with the rest of the island?

It’s serene, full of flowers and butterflies—suggesting a spiritual or sacred refuge untouched by the boys’ chaos.

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