In order to explain how to use this object, one character repeats the phrase "He kind of spat". In one scene, that character grabs this object while yelling "I didn't vote for no ghosts!". In a later scene, another character cradles this object and rocks to and fro, while repeatedly asking "Didn't you see what [...] they did?" to a character who repeatedly responds "It was an accident" in response to the recent murder, which he claims to have been unable to see. While holding this object, one character asks: "Which is betterÂ—to have rules and agree, or to (*) hunt and kill?" right before he is killed. This object is mistakenly believed to be the target of a night-time raid, which is actually carried out to steal another character's glasses. During assemblies, the only person who can speak is the holder of this object, which is shattered 
In order to explain how to use this object, one character repeats the phrase "He kind of spat". In one scene, that character grabs this object while yelling "I didn't vote for no ghosts!". In a later scene, another character cradles this object and rocks to and fro, while repeatedly asking "Didn't you see what [...] they did?" to a character who repeatedly responds "It was an accident" in response to the recent murder, which he claims to have been unable to see. While holding this object, one character asks: "Which is betterÂ—to have rules and agree, or to (*) hunt and kill?" right before he is killed. This object is mistakenly believed to be the target of a night-time raid, which is actually carried out to steal another character's glasses. During assemblies, the only person who can speak is the holder of this object, which is shattered when Roger throws the boulder that kills Piggy. For 10 points, name this symbol of order from Lord of the Flies.
In order to explain how to use this object, one character repeats the phrase "He kind of spat".
the conch shell