"Lord of the Flies" question...?

Question: "Lord of the Flies" question!.!.!.!?

Discuss the physical and spiritual effects the rescue force which comes to the island has upon Ralph!. How does Golding views these rescuers!?

This is my question, so can someone please give me some kind of idea on what to write!. Thanks so much!Www@QuestionHome@Com

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:

I haven't read this for a while, but I'll try to help!.!.;

Above all the rescuers restore natural order to the island!.

The rescue marks a return to civilisation for all the boys, for Ralph and Piggy who tried to remain civilised (the conch and the keeping alight of the fire were both attempts on their behalf to achieve this) and to the hunters who regressed to a pagan state and who had rejected the civil law and order which the conch represented and the maintaining of the fire which was their only chance of rescue!.

I can't recall the actual passage that sees the rescue although someone does run and hug one of the sailors!. no!?

At a guess I would say that it surely revitalises Piggy and Ralph both physically and spiritually!. They wouldn't have lasted out much longer had the rescuers not arrived!.!.!.

I hope that's of some help!Www@QuestionHome@Com