However the boys were more interested in playing than monitoring fire and the flames rapidly engulfed the forest as a result a little boy disappears presumably having burned to death just because they weren't careful enough. They continue enjoying their life but one day a ship passes by on the horizon Ralph and Piggy notice that the signal fire which was the hunter's responsibility to maintain has burned out...
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Ralph gets really mad and accuses jack for not being responsible enough. In my opinion the signal fire was really important to all of them because they knew that if they kept the signal fire alive the passing ships will notice it and they will be able to rescue them and they will return to society. However when the fire burns low and goes out we realize that they have lost their desire of being rescue and have accepted their savage lives on the island...
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