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Monologue Lord Of The Flies

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Simon and Piggy. They are both gone now, both picked up by the tides and pulled into the sea. I have no one by my side anymore, everyone has left to join Jack’s tribe even the reluctant littluns Samneric joined the tribe too. I’ve been walking around trying to find things to entertain myself for the past day or so, keeping the signal fire going so we can all get rescued. Jack doesn’t care about anyone but himself, he doesn’t want to get rescued, he wants to play around on this island. I received information from Samneric that Jack is planning on getting his hunters to find and kill me. I had to hide just because Jack hates me does not mean he has to kill me. I hide in the forest spying on Castle Rock, the new location Jack and his tribe have chosen to relocate. From this location I can see everything …show more content…

I see them preparing to hunt me down. Loud chants and stomps from the hunters fill my ears, it's started, the hunt for me has started. I hear them yelling and I see them running towards the area of my hiding spot, I stay put as they inch closer to it, my heart is pounding against my chest as I try to stay as quiet as a mouse. What do I do now? I ask myself. I start to back up and I trip over a rock causing myself to fall and land on my butt with a loud thud, which caught the attention of the Jack and his hunters. They spotted me and I ran, I ran like i’ve never ran before in my life. I dodged trees, bushes and vines that hung low as I try to run and find a new hiding spot to stay clear of the savage hunters. I’m panting, trying to catch my

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