In chapter 5 a lot of different ideas come out about the beast.

In chapter 5, there are many different ideas about beasts. The king of the fly is the fief of the fly and many things are happening on the island, but one of the things mentioned in the story is a beast. There are various scenes and mention there. When an infant asked Ralph about how to do this beast, he asked Ralph to overtake the pig. Please say that.

For example, Simon struggled with "beast". When the debate about the beast was done in Chapter 5, Simon was hesitant to explain the beast. Beginning with his work "Maybe" (p. 89), he tried to explain to everyone what he thought the beast was. Simon knows that this beast is not physical but evil inside a human being. When he strives to find a beast his own internal confrontation about the identity of the beast will change the story. As a result he tripped over to the Lord of the fly, and he confirmed his knowledge about the beast - this is actually evil of a boy. When he wants to tell the boy this "real" beast, it will also end with his death. Regarding pig scorpion, he worked very hard, in particular, to get Ralph's approval. Starting with the first chapter, when he asked for Ralph's name and Ralph wanted to answer that question (page 11), his desire for approval was obvious. 64)

The internal and external confrontation of William Golding 's novel "The Lord of the Flies" affected the process of the incident.

Mysterious beast hysteria spread rapidly throughout the group. In the photograph of the Muru color birth mark, the beast that came out of the forest at night is drawn. Ralph, Pig Scorpion, Jack initially ignored the possibilities of beasts, but the little man kept crying at night and insisted that there are certain beasts on the island. As the conversations about the beast were very scattered, Ralph mentioned this point at the end of Chapter 5 chapter. Most older boys do not believe the beast, but Jack promises that his hunter can kill it, Simon suggests it exists

How does fear play an important role to the Lord of the fly? How does the fear affect boys as the story goes on?

I think Ralph saved Jack's butt many times. However, when I was studying, I once stood out. In the middle of this chapter, Beast From Air Jack talks about how he should hunt Beast, and Beast is Hunter's job. Ralf finally settled at this point. "Do not you want to be rescued? Do not you want to be rescued?" He proposed finally the fact that there is nothing without order. He came up with the idea that because of the lack of laws and regulations they were trapped in this forgotten island. He told them that this is somewhat anarchic. Jack believes that the rule does not apply to him. "Scrolls! Scrolls! We no longer need conch shells!" The conch rule was first resolved and broken here. Conchs combine them with powerful sounds at the beginning, and now it is completely ignored. If Ralph does not raise this topic, Jack will soon get the power and lead the children.