1. What did the boys plan to do? Why?
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After Ralph initially blows into the conch and assembles the boys on the platform overlooking the sea, the boys agree to vote for a leader and Ralph is elected chief. Piggy attempts to organize the boys by getting their names but is quickly interrupted.
In chapter two, Ralph, Jack, and Simon return from their expedition and inform the others that they are on an uninhabited tropical island. The first rule Ralph creates involves the conch and is established to prevent the boys from interrupting each other during assemblies. Piggy is a staunch supporter of this rule and the conch comes to symbolize democracy and order.
When Ralph suggests that they start a signal fire on the top of the mountain to attract passing ships, Jack immediately leads the group of boys from the assembly and they proceed to climb the mountain. At the top of the mountain, Ralph uses Piggy's glasses to light the signal fire, and they accidentally spark a conflagration.
Overall, the boys take steps to ensure their survival on the island and eventual rescue by electing Ralph as their chief, creating a rule regarding the conch, and maintaining a signal fire, which will hopefully attract the attention of passing ships.
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The boys were planned to scare Arjun as he mocked at the very famous legend Sir Lawley's ghost