In Chapter 2 of "Lord of the Flies," the fire symbolizes Hope and rescue. It represents the boys' desire to be rescued and return to civilization, serving as a signal for passing ships. Initially, it embodies hope for survival and the possibility of returning home. However, as the story progresses, the fire also leads to destruction, but in this specific chapter, its primary symbolism is one of hope.
Lord of the Flies | Chapter 2: Fire on the Mountain
Use the passage above to answer the following questions.
What does the fire symbolize in this chapter?(1 point)
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Destruction and chaos
Destruction and chaos
Hope and rescue
Hope and rescue
Friendship and unity
Friendship and unity
Fear and danger
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