One character in this work has a mulberry-colored mark on his face, and dies in a fire after having a nightmare about a snakelike monster.  
One character in this work has a mulberry-colored mark on his face, and dies in a fire after having a nightmare about a snakelike monster.  Another character in this work is thought to be a huge, deformed ape after being killed in an air battle and landing with his parachute on the top of a mountain.  In one scene of this work, a character discovers that something that was thought to be a sleeping monster was actually a dead body before being followed down a mountain by flies and killed by ritualistic savages, who wear face paint discovered by Samneric.  Samneric had earlier fallen asleep while tending a fire which would later be re-set on a beach before a burning forest leads a British naval officer to stop at the central island.  For 10 points—name this work about Jack, Simon, Ralph, and Piggy, a novel by William Golding.
One character in this work has a mulberry-colored mark on his face, and dies in a fire after having a nightmare about a snakelike monster.  
Lord of the Flies