Explain the significance of the title of chapter 4. Use passages from the text to support your discussion.

Painted faces directly links to Jack's desire for success in the hunt. When he thinks about why he is still unsuccessful as a hunter, he comes to the conclusion that the animals see him, so he wants to find some way to camouflage himself. Jack rubs his face with charcoal and laughs with a bloodthirsty snarl when he sees his reflection in a pool of water. From behind the mask, Jack appears liberated from shame and self-consciousness.

Long hair applies to all of the boys. Jack embraces his unkempt appearance, whereas, Ralph is upset by it.