People “accustomed” to this novel’s setting are described as ignoring its “miraculous, throbbing stars.” At the end of this novel, a character meets a naval officer and weeps for "the darkness of man’s heart." In this novel, a bird gives a “witch-like cry” during a scene where one (10[1])character tells another about his “ass-mar.” In a hallucination, the title figure of this novel tells Simon “there isn’t anyone to help you. Only me,” to which he declares that figure (10[1])is just a “pig’s head on a stick.” (10[2])Jack steals a pair (-5[1])of glasses to start a fire in (10[1])this novel, in (10[1])which characters call meetings using a (10[2])conch shell. For 10 points, name this William Golding novel in which characters like Piggy and Ralph are stranded on a desert island. ■END■