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Ralph
was
already
clambering
over
the
first
smashed
swathes
of
the
scar
.
A
long
way
ahead
of
him
was
crashing
and
laughter
.
Piggy
watched
him
in
disgust
.
"
Like
a
crowd
of
kids
--
"
He
sighed
,
bent
,
and
laced
up
his
shoes
.
The
noise
of
the
errant
assembly
faded
up
the
mountain
.
Then
,
with
the
martyred
expression
of
a
parent
who
has
to
keep
up
with
the
senseless
ebullience
of
the
children
,
he
picked
up
the
conch
,
turned
toward
the
forest
,
and
began
to
pick
his
way
over
the
tumbled
scar
.
Below
the
other
side
of
the
mountain
top
was
a
platform
of
forest
.
Once
more
Ralph
found
himself
making
the
cupping
gesture
.
"
Down
there
we
could
get
as
much
wood
as
we
want
.
"
Jack
nodded
and
pulled
at
his
underlip
.
Starting
perhaps
a
hundred
feet
below
them
on
the
steeper
side
of
the
mountain
,
the
patch
might
have
been
designed
expressly
for
fuel
.
Trees
,
forced
by
the
damp
heat
,
found
too
little
soil
for
full
growth
,
fell
early
and
decayed
:
creepers
cradled
them
,
and
new
saplings
searched
a
way
up
.
Jack
turned
to
the
choir
,
who
stood
ready
.
Their
black
caps
of
maintenance
were
slid
over
one
ear
like
berets
.
"
We
'll
build
a
pile
.
Come
on
.
"
They
found
the
likeliest
path
down
and
began
tugging
at
the
dead
wood
.
And
the
small
boys
who
had
reached
the
top
came
sliding
too
till
everyone
but
Piggy
was
busy
.
Most
of
the
wood
was
so
rotten
that
when
they
pulled
,
it
broke
up
into
a
shower
of
fragments
and
woodlice
and
decay
;
but
some
trunks
came
out
in
one
piece
.
The
twins
,
Sam
'n
Eric
,
were
the
first
to
get
a
likely
log
but
they
could
do
nothing
till
Ralph
,
Jack
,
Simon
,
Roger
and
Maurice
found
room
for
a
hand-hold
.
Then
they
inched
the
grotesque
dead
thing
up
the
rock
and
toppled
it
over
on
top
.
Each
party
of
boys
added
a
quota
,
less
or
more
,
and
the
pile
grew
.
At
the
return
Ralph
found
himself
alone
on
a
limb
with
Jack
and
they
grinned
at
each
other
,
sharing
this
burden
.
Once
more
,
amid
the
breeze
,
the
shouting
,
the
slanting
sunlight
on
the
high
mountain
,
was
shed
that
glamour
,
that
strange
invisible
light
of
friendship
,
adventure
,
and
content
.
