1. Ralph kept feeling guilty about what happened last night to Simon and he kept saying that what happened to Simon was murder and what (he)/they did was totally wrong and not fair; " ' That was murder. I wasn't scared,' said Ralph slowly, 'I was-- I don't know what I was' " (Golding 156). Piggy on the other hand is trying to convince Ralph that they whole this was just an accident and for Ralph not to feel so guilty about it. Piggy tells Ralph " 'We was scared! Anything might have happened. It wasn't- what you said' " (Golding 156). Also Piggy adds, " ' It was an accident', said Piggy suddenly, ' that's what it was. An accident' ", (Golding 157). SamnEric really didn't say much about what had happened to Simon but they did acknowledge that the "dance" was good and that they had left early because they where tired; " 'Yes. We were very tired,' repeated Sam, 'so we left early' ", (Golding 158).
2. The difference between the feelings Ralph and Jack have towards what happened to Simon that night was that Ralph felt guilt and sorrow for what everyone did and how he didn't do nothing to stop it. Ralph knows what happened what wrong and says it was murder. " 'That was murder' ', (Golding 156). While Ralph on the other hand claims it was a beast and it wasn't Simon. " ' -and then, the might try to come in. You remember how he crawled-' 'He came - disguised. He may come again even though we gave him the head of our kill to eat. So watch; and be careful' ", (Golding 160).
3. The conclusions I can make about Jack based on his order to beat Wilfred is that he can't control his anger. When Roger asked Robert about why Wilfred was tied he just said " 'I don't know. He didn't say. He got angry and made us tie Wilfred up.' ", (Golding 159). It seems that Jack just acts right at the moment and doesn't think about anyone else's worries but his own.
4.
Piggy: "They're Coming!"
Ralph: "Who is it/"
Eric: "It's the savages."
Ralph: " Do anything u can to keep everything in place"
Eric: "Watch Put Here they come!!"
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