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Which incident from Lord of the Flies is used to develop the growing divide between Ralph and Jack?
Simon fails to speak eloquently and clearly when he has the conch.
The boys follow Jack to dance on the beach before the meeting is over.
The littluns cry in their sleep after having nightmares of the beast.
The man parachutes to the mountain.
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