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Roger crashes on the Island. At this point he is innocent. -
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Time on the Island
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Roger appears unsocialble. This plays into what he turns into at the end of the book. -
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Roger threw rocks at Henry for no appearant reason. He is still held back by civilization. -
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Roger gets camoflauged by Jack. They are bonded. -
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Roger left Ralph and Piggy's group. This is important because he later tries to kill them. -
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Roger leaves group to join Jack. This proves that Jack swiched to the dark side. -
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Roger goes over the top killing the pig. This shows the agression that Roger pocesses. -
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Roger is not one of Jack's main savages (Assistants). It is said that Roger does his own thing. -
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Roger is saying that Jack is a perfect chief. This forshadows that Roger will switch sides. -
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Roger rolls the stone off the cliff to kill Roger. This shows his mysteriousness in an ultimate way. -
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Roger felt power when he threw rocks towards the twins. He feels even more power when he pushes the bolder onto Piggy to kill him. -
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Roger pushes the rocks off the cliff and it kills Piggy. This is the climax of what has become of Roger on the island. This shows the person Roger ended up as. He -
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"Roger sharpened the stick at both ends." This double headed spear that Roger made shows how disturbed Roger is and how he plans to kill Ralph. He is no longer held back by civilization. He is savage and crazy for power.