Across
- 3. Weapon whose existence helps explain Golding's fear about human nature
- 4. Essential signal for rescue that becomes a symbol of hope and responsibility
- 7. Younger children on the island often frightened by stories of the beast
- 8. Feared creature that may be less dangerous than the darkness within the boys
- 10. Shell that represents order authority and civilisation
- 11. Element from which the boys imagine the beast emerges by night
- 12. Boy whose insight reveals the true nature of the island's greatest fear
Down
- 1. Giving animal qualities to humans especially during the boys' descent into savagery
- 2. Literary technique where weather and nature reflect mood or events
- 5. Author who stranded a group of boys to explore civilisation and savagery
- 6. Placement of contrasting ideas side by side to highlight differences
- 9. Choir leader whose hunger for power challenges civilisation
- 12. Piggy's possession that allows the boys to create fire