Jack Monologue

In the end Jack leave his work and drive with Katy to Fountain Lake, and he has been waiting for that in a long time. I think in the end when Jack goes with Katy he feels happy and free. He lets go of all his worries and problems, and did not look back, and finally enjoys himself. He achieved the two things he wanted, he moved out of his parent’s house, and he has Katy on his side, and they are going to Fountain Lake, and for doing that he left his work. in the end he

But Jack cannot change the past. Rather, he must reflect on it as it really happened, allowing those reflections to guide his future conduct and to enrich his relationships with those whom he has helped or hurt. By the end of the story, instead of running from his past, Jack has begun to make restoration for its mistakes by finally marrying his beloved Anne and opening his home to Elliot Burden, the man he long believed to be his father. Jack’s contemplation of the past leads him not to despair, but to a deeper understanding of and compassion for the human race.

Jack and the rest of the boys are looking around trying to contemplate all that just had happened. A naval officer had just put Jack in handcuffs and taken him away with the rest of the boys following. They are all getting on a boat and get shipped back to where they came from, all of the boys were all shocked that they were even getting saved in the first place. All of the officers were asking the boys questions but the boys were too stunned to even speak. For weeks they have dreamed of being saved, of being home, and of their family and finally now it was happening.

Jack posses the ability to influence his peers with his charismatic nature. Although, he does lack leadership by not delegating duties with structural goals attached to reflect the desired outcome. Therefore, he loses sight of the workday operations. It is only then on Christmas Eve that he realizes his team has not entirely understood his vision.

Without Ian’s perseverance to dissuade Jack, he may have never been able to put his life back on track and start a fresh life in the west coast of USA.

In the end, all the boys learn a lesson. They had many struggles and troubles of staying together as a group. Jack and his hunting group ended up setting the whole island on fire. “ The fire was a big one and the drum-roll that he has thought was left so far behind was nearer. Couldn't a fire outrun a galloping horse?” ( Chapter 12, Page 278) The horrific fire caught the attention of a naval vessel passing by the island. Ralph collapses in exhaustion, but when he wakes up, he sees a British naval officer right over him.

As a result of this, Logan is sent to boot camp and separated from Jack, and each of them running away to find the other causes their injuries and Jack’s death. In the ending of the book, Logan reconciles with his father, makes peace with his step-father, and they all unite to mourn Jack. In each of these books, a conflict with family causes the main character to struggle, and the conflict is resolved when the main character reunites with a parent.

The boys are forced to blindly trust Jack. It is in human nature to either lead or to follow and Jack refuses to do the latter. Although the boys follow Jack throughout

The next day Ralph woke up peacefully. As if he wouldn’t have nightmares haunt him for the rest of his life. He started walking toward the room of good food. After thinking it over though he decided to tell Jack he was sorry for leaving him to cry.

Jack and Ralph first meet and the beach and establish their leadership roles among the boys. The boys feel as though they need a chief and have a vote, Ralph wins the vote and after seeing Jack's

Jack’s departure from the boys sparks a civil war in between them and ultimately creating a giant war that lead to death of some of the boys. Jacks uprising or rebellion is hinted early in the book but he shows his true side leaving Ralph’s group. This action by jack creates the events of piggy and simons death but creates the reason they are rescued. Jacks new aggression embodies war and destruction itself and is a monster. When jack breaks out against Ralph he not only defeats him but he shows that Ralph is weak eventually taking everyone Ralph has by torture or death.

For Jack and Annie, their adventure is a little more adventurous. In trying to avoid the fighting, the two hide in the woods until they are spotted by a Patriot captain who brings them to their camp. In the camp, Jack and Annie hear a speaker give a Thomas Pine speech to boast the soldiers’ spirits. During the speech, Jack and Annie realized that the speaker is George Washington. So, Jack pulls out research book to read more about Washington and takes notes on what his is reading, but the captain believes Jack is spying on the camp. He grabs Jack and questions him. The captain learns that Jack is not a spy and asks that he returns home with a letter for the captain’s family, which is the writing that Jack and Annie need. After talking to the captain, Jack goes looking for Annie. Annie is talking to Washington and the soldiers trying to convince them that crossing the Delaware River is a good idea. Soon, Jack and Annie are caught up in crossing the river, and once across, they leave the soldiers to return to the treehouse and go home.

Later on in the novel, Jack put his rebellion into full force. He got everyone

Taken from Neil Gaiman’s ‘Don’t Ask Jack’, this extract is a descriptive story focussing on the toy Jack in the box. Narrated in the third person by an unnamed character, the story of Jack takes place in a grand house as a nursery where the toy Jack is stored. Through the voice of the narrator, Gaiman uses a sombre tone from the beginning to the end as children do not play with it and ignore it after they grow up. By utilizing a raft of emotive language, sensory detail and allusion, Gaiman addresses the children attitudes towards the toy Jack and the passing of time. The author uses several declarative statements to emphasis the fact that ‘children don’t play with it’ and sets up the tone for story.

Jack and Annie live in the frog creek woods. Jack had a dream that he saw a light in the woods so he ran towards it. He saw Teddy and Kathleen who help merlin who owns the treehouse. He woke up to annie saying she had a dream. Then they went into the frog creek woods and saw the tree house then they saw teddy and kathleen. They gave them a book to Venice Italy. They went their and they went to the lagoon and someone stopped and asked them if they wanted a ride. They said yes so he brought them to the city where their they tried to save the grand lady of the lagoon from a terrible disaster. They didn't know what they were supposed to do because morgins understanding was difficult to understand.