Lord of the Flies

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.

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.