12. How does Golding acknowledge that Ralph is still civilized? A. He establishes a contrast between Ralph and Robert, the ultimate hunter versus the
hunted.
B. He mentions Ralph's inability to scale the cliffs even as he dismisses the other boys'
stamina.
C. He has Ralph think about chess, a sophisticated game, as well as Ralph is considering
the Piggy and the littluns being alone on the beach.
D. He examines Ralph's thoughts in regards to nearly killing the boar and not liking the
idea that he could have taken away the spirit of another living creature.