Exposition, Rising action, Climax, Falling action and Resolution
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It shows the fact that they know it is wrong to kill, but to them it is fine as long as they clean themselves of the crime. This symbolizes that they feel the need to cleanse themselves of the crimes they have committed.
Explanation:
Answer:
It is indeed true that if Simon had lived long enough to tell the boys that there was no beast on the island and that the Lord of the Flies is none other than a Sow's head on a pike, things might have been better. However, Jack has succeeded in turning the boys into savages and the moment Simon died, chaos began on the island. Piggy (the voice of reasoning) died and Ralph became a prey.
The argument is good, but you have to check for some errors, typos. E.g "When we were first" and Ralph instead of "ralph"