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?Upon returning, Ralph calls everyone together for a meeting using the conch.Ralph says that they could be there a long time, adding, "Until the grownups come to fetch us we'll have fun." ?A younger boy takes the conch but is unable to speak aloud, so he speaks through Piggy. He asks what they are going to do about the snake thing or beast. Ralph and the others try to reassure him that there is no such thing. As the boy insists, the older boys become anxious as well. Jack takes the conch and after agreeing with Ralph, he says, "If there was a snake we'd hunt it and kill it."Piggy, who initially stays back with Ralph, mocks their behavior.Jack realizes they can use Piggy's glasses to make fire and snatches them off his head.He and Jack have an argument before Ralph steps in. He takes the conch and suggests they havecertain special people care for the fire.Piggy says they would have been wiser to build shelters first.Jack adds that an army is needed for hunting pigs, and Ralph agrees.Ralph is annoyed but eventually continues.

‏Upon returning, Ralph calls everyone together for a meeting using the conch. Ralph tells them that they are on an uninhabited island. Jack adds that an army is needed for hunting pigs, and Ralph agrees. Ralph establishes a rule that a boy can only speak if he has the conch.
‏Piggy takes the conch and states that no one knows they are on the island. Ralph says that they could be there a long time, adding, "Until the grownups come to fetch us we'll have fun."
‏A younger boy takes the conch but is unable to speak aloud, so he speaks through Piggy. He asks what they are going to do about the snake thing or beast. Ralph and the others try to reassure him that there is no such thing. As the boy insists, the older boys become anxious as well. Jack takes the conch and after agreeing with Ralph, he says, "If there was a snake we'd hunt it and kill it." Ralph is annoyed but eventually continues.
‏Ralph says they should make a fire on the mountain to help passing ships find them. The boys are excited by the suggestion and run up the mountain. Piggy, who initially stays back with Ralph, mocks their behavior. Eventually, Ralph goes too, and Piggy follows. Once the wood is gathered, the boys are at a loss as to how to light the fire. Jack realizes they can use Piggy's glasses to make fire and snatches them off his head.
‏After the fire goes out, Piggy says they could not keep such a fire going. He and Jack have an argument before Ralph steps in. He takes the conch and suggests they havecertain special people care for the fire. Jack volunteers the choir to be responsible for the fire.
The fire begins to burn out of control. Piggy notes they need to be more careful and thoughtful about how they do things. His instructions get on Jack's nerves, and they squabble again. Piggy says they would have been wiser to build shelters first. He continues on with what he feels they should have done and criticizing their behavior. Piggy realizes that the boy who mentioned the beast is gone. No one knows what to say about the boy, though they realize he has most likely been burned up by the fire.