In "Lord of the Flies," the boys learn a significant lesson about the danger of the island from their experience with the fire. Initially, the signal fire represents their hope for rescue and the desire to be saved. However, when they lose control and allow the fire to spread uncontrollably, it leads to destruction, revealing the potential peril of their environment. Thus, the correct response is the danger of the island.
in lord of the flies What lesson do the boys learn from their experience with the fire?(1 point)
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The importance of rules
The importance of rules
The need for food
The need for food
The value of teamwork
The value of teamwork
The danger of the island
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