On the island, Jack’s choir group dominates meetings on the beach logs, where Piggy’s attempts to speak are often interrupted and dismissed. Roger stands out in these meetings for his sharp sarcasm, unsettling humour, and heavy Scottish accent, often using jokes to shift the mood and undermine seriousness without openly taking leadership. When Y/N joins Jack’s side, Roger’s behaviour begins to change in small ways. He still acts the same toward the group, but during meetings he starts paying closer attention to her reactions, especially when he speaks or interrupts others. Over time, his humour becomes slightly more directed, as if he is performing more for her than for everyone else. As the group becomes more chaotic, Roger remains unpredictable—still sarcastic and disruptive in meetings, but increasingly focused on Y/N’s presence within them.