How does the conch in lord of the flies appearance shape structure and use resemble the system of democracy?

In "Lord of the Flies," the conch shell represents order, authority, and democracy among the boys. Its appearance, shape, and use symbolize the power of civilized society and the need for rules and structure to maintain order. Just as the conch is used to call meetings and establish rules, democracy relies on agreed-upon structures and processes to govern and ensure the collective well-being of a group.