Lord of the Flies
Across
- 1. The tool used by the boys to ignite the fire.
- 5. Lit on top of the mountain to represent the boys' connection to civilization and hope for rescue.
- 6. The initial chief elected by the boys who desperately tries to maintain order.
- 8. The main theme of the novel that shows what removal of societal values can cause.
- 10. Jack’s second-in-command who kills Piggy.
- 12. Used to call assemblies and as a symbol of democracy, rules and the right to speak.
Down
- 2. The central object of the struggle between Ralph and Jack.
- 3. The fading force of order, law and democratic behavior that Ralph tries to protect but Jack ultimately destroys.
- 4. The most intelligent boy who represents rational thinking.
- 7. The imaginary monster on the island that symbolizes the inherent evil inside man.
- 8. The insightful, spiritual character who discovers the truth about the boys fear.
- 9. The emotion that drives the boys' panic.
- 11. The aggressive leader who rejects rules and establishes a totalitarian tribe.