John Locke Lord Of The Flies Analysis
As the water hits the sandy island shore, the boys gather around a fire. In Lord of the Flies, a plane crashes on an abandoned island and leaves a group of boys stranded. The boys struggle to make a new life and government. John Locke was a very famous philosopher who influenced the U.S. government greatly. His ideas have been analyzed and known through the world. John Locke would not have agreed with the way the boys lived on the island because life's of two boys were taken, property was not protected, and the boys had no reason to a revolution.
One of the reasons that John Locke would not agree with the way that the boys behaved an island is because two of them do not have the right to life. One of the boys that did not have the right …show more content…
When Simon is running through the woods, it was dark at night and it was thundering and lightning. This could have made it hard for them to hear Simon and know that it was a person. In the movie the Lord of the flies, there had been some talk of a beast roaming around. They may have thought that it was a beast in the woods since it was dark and stormy and that's why they went ahead and killed him because I did not know he what he was. They were also in a very energized mood in the movie and running around the fire. Which by doing that it was making them more energized and ready to kill. They were dancing and singing with their pointed sticks which meant that they were ready for the beast at any moment. It would be understood that someone may interpret the killing of Simon as a …show more content…
There may be people who think that jack and the others that followed had a right to a revelation. In the movie Lord of the flies, at one of their many assemblies, Jack starts a revolution against Ralph. Many other boys follow along with him. Technically when they first got to the island and when they voted on and Ralph, they did not set a certain list of rules. They did not specifically say that Jack and others could go off on their own. Lord of the flies. Since they did not specifically state that they could not form a revolution, it would be coming to think that it's OK for them to go off and do their own
One of the reasons that John Locke would not agree with the way that the boys behaved an island is because two of them do not have the right to life. One of the boys that did not have the right …show more content…
When Simon is running through the woods, it was dark at night and it was thundering and lightning. This could have made it hard for them to hear Simon and know that it was a person. In the movie the Lord of the flies, there had been some talk of a beast roaming around. They may have thought that it was a beast in the woods since it was dark and stormy and that's why they went ahead and killed him because I did not know he what he was. They were also in a very energized mood in the movie and running around the fire. Which by doing that it was making them more energized and ready to kill. They were dancing and singing with their pointed sticks which meant that they were ready for the beast at any moment. It would be understood that someone may interpret the killing of Simon as a …show more content…
There may be people who think that jack and the others that followed had a right to a revelation. In the movie Lord of the flies, at one of their many assemblies, Jack starts a revolution against Ralph. Many other boys follow along with him. Technically when they first got to the island and when they voted on and Ralph, they did not set a certain list of rules. They did not specifically say that Jack and others could go off on their own. Lord of the flies. Since they did not specifically state that they could not form a revolution, it would be coming to think that it's OK for them to go off and do their own