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Let 's go Ralph for Chief! We’ve struck the island when the plane crash and have no sign of rescue or communication. Being stuck on an island for so long is really terrible and horrifying because you don’t know what is among the island there can be deadly creatures and you won’t even know Piggy had said.
Our entire group gathered up in front of the beach to discuss what is going to happen and how are we going to survive. We elected who should be chief (beginning of the story) so that person can be in charge and give orders. As we may all know I Ralph was elected to be chief. I’m going to be honest I don’t know what to do at first I was lost I’ve never been leader of anything.
As days went by I went with the flow and realizing what it takes to be chief. I decided to give the people there jobs to do like hunt or build shelters. Which seemed to be smart …show more content…

Jack is pyscho kid he is insane and really selfish only cares about himself since he doesn’t want the conch as the signal of power he wants to be the signal of power himself. Our goal here is to get out of here and get rescued not hunt and just play around like he said all what they’re going to do is just have fun and hunt. I know jack has been a leader of the small group but he is really immature. He won’t lead the group to rescuing all he’ll do is just make you be stuck here for a long time maybe even forever. He doesn’t have nothing to say he is speechless. Together we’ll get off this island. I’ll also guarantee you we’ll also have fun as a reward for the hard work.
If we all work hard enough in no time we’ll be off this island and can all you people imagine getting off this island being rescued we all want that, we don’t want to be living here like filthy animals and fight and argue a lot because think about it, it’ll cause a war between us and so many

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