Across
- 2. The wild, cruel behavior the boys begin to show.
- 4. The shell used to call meetings and give boys the right to speak.
- 6. What Ralph wants most after the boys crash on the island.
- 9. The signal the boys must keep burning.
- 10. Jack’s group after the boys split apart.
- 11. The thoughtful boy who understands the truth about the beast.
- 12. The cruel boy who becomes more violent as the story continues.
- 16. The idea of rules, order, and society.
- 18. The boys wear face paint like this when they hunt.
- 19. Piggy needs these to see, and they are also used to start the fire.
- 21. The boy whose broken glasses show his weakness and importance.
Down
- 1. The elected leader at the beginning of the novel.
- 3. The pig’s head on a stick, symbolizing evil and savagery.
- 5. The imagined monster the boys fear.
- 7. Jack’s fortified area on the island.
- 8. The twins who are often treated as one character.
- 13. Jack’s group becomes mainly focused on being these.
- 14. The younger boys on the island.
- 15. The aggressive boy who challenges Ralph’s leadership.
- 17. The place where the boys are stranded.
- 20. Smoke from the fire is supposed to work as this.
