In Chapter 2 of "Lord of the Flies," Ralph insists on building a signal fire primarily to attract rescuers and ensure that they can be found and saved. The signal fire symbolizes hope for rescue and civilization, as it represents the boys’ desire to return to society. Ralph believes that maintaining the fire will be their best chance to get off the island and emphasizes its importance to the group. This idea contrasts with the growing chaos and savagery among the boys as they start to prioritize hunting and other primal instincts over their hope for rescue.
Lord of the flies chapter 2. What is the primary reason ralph insist on building a signal fire
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