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11 May, 13:01

Who "kills" the Lord of the Flies? (Ch. 12)

Jack

Roger

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Ralph

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  1. 11 May, 16:33
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    It's either Jack, or Roger.

    Jack is the one who kills the pigs (who symbolically represent Piggy), which later orders to kills Piggy.

    But Roger is the one who drops the rock on PIggy.

    But the better answer would be Jack
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