Lord of the Flies

2. Where all the boys meet up at, the isolation of where they are.
3. - Introduced as a boy who "kept to himself with an inner intensity of avoidance and secrecy"; he later rolls the boulder that kills Piggy.
5. The leader that focuses on making shelters.
8. - The societal rules and conditioning that temporarily keep the boys from hurting each other early on.
9. - The rustic wooden seat Ralph occupies while leading meetings on the platform.
11. The physical rip in the jungle caused by the crashing plane. It symbolizes the corrupt and destructive footprint of humanity on an otherwise pristine.
12. - The adult who arrives at the end, wearing a "white cap" and a "revolver," who ironically scolds the boys for not behaving like good "British boys."
14. - The sandy shoreline area where the boys build their huts and maintain their assemblies.
17. - The last name of the author.
21. Signifies the end of civilization and hides one identity.
22. - A stick sharpened "at both ends" used by the hunters, symbolizing their descent into primitive violence.
24. The mysterious creature that scares everyone on the island.
26. - The rocky fortress at the end of the island that Jack claims.

1. There is only chance of signaling for rescue.
2. - The state of total physical separation from civilization and parental authority that the boys endure.
4. - The island's abundant natural food.
6. Always with Ralph and has the glasses that starts the fire.
7. - The massive red rock pushed by Roger that crushes the conch and causes Piggy's death.
10. The leader who wants to hunt for meat.
11. - The huts Ralph and Simon build on the beach. They symbolize the physical structure of civilized life, domestic stability, and human comfort.
13. - The disciplined group of singing schoolboys who transform into Jack's vicious hunting pack.
15. Used as the signal of the speaker and used to call meetings.
16. The civilized meeting place where the boys hold democratic assemblies.
18. What the boys on the island use to start the fire.
19. Described as a small, frail boy with a thin build and he acts as a natural caretaker, voluntarily helping Ralph build shelters and picking fruit for the helpless littluns.
20. - The island's native wildlife that Jack and his hunters obsessively track for food and sport.
23. – The main thing Jack and Ralph were fighting for.
25. - The nursing mother pig hunted down and decapitated to create the Lord of the Flies.