How Does Piggy Change

Throughout the story there are drastic changes in the behaviors of Jack, Ralph, and Piggy. By going through pressure, starvation, and a want for leadership shows the other side of mankind. The savage impulses and loss of civilization can be shown through the characters of Jack, Ralph, and Piggy.
Jack slowly, loses his morals and becomes savage on the island without civilization and laws. In the story Jack becomes more and more aggressive by causing harm to Piggy and Simon along with his rituals. In the text it reads, “Ralphs right of course. There isn't a snake-thing. But if there was a snake we’d hunt it and kill it”(36). This shows how Jack wants to be the hero and impress the littluns in savage ways. By doing this he gains some of the littluns respect as they think he is going to protect them. Therefore, the kids join Jack's tribe later in the story and perform dangerous rituals. This is the beginning of Jacks rage throughout the book.
He is picked on and harmed as his glasses are stolen during the story along with being barely fed. In the book it reads, “It was dark. There was that bloody dance. There was lightning and thunder and rain. We was scared”(156)! This is showing how piggy feels guilty as he helps kill Simon. He does not want to admit to Ralph that he help commit murder with him. Therefore, Piggy blames the death of Simon on how dark it is and how scared they are in hope that it will override his savage impulses. This then leads to his death as he tries to explain to Jack and his tribe that what they are doing is