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An exploration of Chapter 3 of 'Lord of the Flies'

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Ralph and Simon are the only boys interested in trying to build shelters for warmth and safety. Instead, the other boys' instincts is to play in the sea, free from the law and order of adults. A rift forms as Ralph criticises Jack's lack of support in hut-building and failures with hunting. Simon is presented as being helpful and seems at home in the beauty of nature. Jack, on the other hand, wants to dominate nature by killing pigs.

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