that the boys were growing apart. Because thats when you reallynotice that Jack holds no regard for Ralphs rules and rather go his own way. Atthe same meeting is when the little boy speaks out about a beast that Simon clamesisnt real and the beast is inside man himself. Jack insists that they need to hunt more , but Ralph doesnt agree with him and instead he said they needed to build shelters incase another storm came like the one they encountered upon their arrival . Ralph also said theirfirst priority is to get rescued and to get rescued they needed more smoke. But Jackstill insisted they needed to hunt more. Jacks defiance shows that he will soon go his own way. Near the end of the book when the conch is destroyed and Piggy is killed by a huge boulder that was rolled down a hill at the castle rock by Roger.After Jack and some other boys split off into their own tribe . They set up camp at a place they called Castel Rock . Piggy was upset that they had taken his glasses.So Ralph and Piggy went to go and get them back. Ralph told Piggy to get the conch to take it with them, as if he thought it still possessed power over Jacks tribe.When they got down there Ralph asked for Jack. When Jack came out Ralph told him to give Piggys glasses back. After some arguing over the fire among other things Roger started tossing rocks down at them from the top of the castle rock. Roger still had one hand on the lever that was wedged under the boulder while he was throwing the rocks. Then Roger, with a sense of deliriousabandonment, leaned all his weight on the lever and the boulder went crashing down the hill. The rock struck Piggy with a hard blow from his chin to his knee. The conch exploded into a million white fragments and ceased to exist. Piggy, without saying anything not even time for a grunt sailed through the air sideways of the bigred boulder he fell forty feet and landed on his back on a square rock in the sea.His head was...
