Question

Lord of the flies

How does the setting, as
described at the beginning
of this chapter, mirror the
mood and events of the
story? How does the
atmosphere of the setting at
the start of this chapter
prepare the reader for the
events that follow? What
other examples can you
find where the atmosphere
echoes the mood and
heightens the effect of the
action? (pages 145-146)

Answer 1

Answer: In Chapter Nine, the storm intensifies after Simon's death, causing the boys to run for shelter.

Step-by-step explanation: