My Questions for Jack

• Please state your name and approximate age at the time of the events in question.

• Is it true that as of the time you arrived at the island you were a law-abiding citizen of Great Britain, a school-boy particularly noted as being master of a boys choir?

• As a growing and developing boy, were you exposed to a country at peace or at war?
• At the time you arrived at the island, had you not been subjected to great conflict, fear, and confusion of authority?

• Is it true that you approached the first gathering on the island with your choirboys marching in a calm, orderly fashion, staying together as a group?
• So as the choir's leader you had the power to keep them calm, safe, and banded together?
• In your opinion, did Ralph exhibit this prowess?
• Was Ralph able to command the boys help in building shelters for the group?
• Did Ralph provide you with the necessary number of obedient boys to catch a boar for food?
• Is it true that the boys were having stomach problems as a result of sustaining themselves only on fruit?
• Was Ralph able to organize and instruct the boys well enough to provide them with proper food and shelter?
• Did you believe that Ralph's leadership was dangerous for the survival of the group?
• What action did you take in order to insure the groups best interest?
• Did Piggy, Ralph, Sam, and Eric obey the wishes of the majority of the group to accept you as leader?
• When you first arrived on the island, did you accept the majority's vote to accept Ralph's leadership?
• Was it necessary and beneficial to have the strength of the entire population of boys?
• So those previously mentioned went against the new system and therefore threatened the group?
• On the night of the feast, were you expecting a dark figure to emerge from the woods?
• Were you surprised to see someone?
• Did you act on self-defense or attack without reason?
• Is it your job to protect the boys as their elected leader?
• Did you take Piggy's glasses?
• Was it necessary to have a fire for warmth, light, and cooking purposes?
• Were most of the boys on the island in your tribe?
• So you took them for the will of the larger group?
• When Roger murdered Piggy, was it at your command?
• Did you place any orders to kill Piggy?
• So you had no direct involvement in Roger's choice to commit the crime?
• As a leader, did you insure survival for your large following of boys?

No further questions.