In lord of the flies why does jack at Simon and throw the meat at his feet?

Jack and his tribe, consumed by their primal instincts and savagery, mistake Simon for the beast during a frenzied dance. In their irrationality and paranoia, they target Simon and attack him, leading to his tragic death. The meat thrown at his feet is a cruel and violent act, symbolic of the boys' descent into brutality and the loss of civilization.