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Rational thinking of their actions
The first important event of this chapter is the day after what happened to Simon, Ralph began to reflect and think about the actions committed, while Piggy was in constant denial and justification of the event that occurred saying that it was only an accident and that they weren't part of Simon's murder. This shows that they retain rational thinking about the actions that everyone is committing.
Lost of leadership
In this second event, you can see the loss of leadership on the part of Ralph, since all the children, both young and old, decide to go to Jack's tribe, leaving only 4 members in the group of Ralph, Piggy, Sam and Eric.
All the power now
Finally, what marks and names the chapter, are the glasses and the shell, this since first the shell represents Ralph's symbol of power, the only thing that remains, since he lost everyone. On the other hand, the glasses represent the way in which they can make fire. Ralph's group were those who had the piggy glasses, and the fire, which were beginning to have problems with it. This leads to Jack's group stealing the piggy glasses at night.