Lord Of The Flies Chapter 11

The boys without authority had been introduced to the darker side of the children's mind while being on this mysterious island that they crash landed on and had no adults only themselves. While being stranded on this island the boys do whatever they want since there are no adults to guide them, they turn on each other and also get themselves in violence situations. Once the violence began they started spreading apart, and they didn't stick together as one.
At this time the boys are thinking that they are just having fun, they are not thinking about survival they are just thinking about how they don’t have anyone telling them what to do or how to act. The boys bully a kid that is different from the others, they stole his things and called him
Also the time when the children were ferociously chanting in a circle around a fire late at night and “mistakenly” thought Simon was the beast, and brutally killed him without any hesitation. The image of Simon the author leaves us with is one of peacefulness and gentleness. Simon’s violent death is a result of his attempt to show compassion towards others by telling them what he has discovered about the beast on the mountain but he came back and ended up getting brutally murdered by his own. This is where they realized that they enjoyed the feeling when they killed someone. They loved the feeling so much they went off and smashed Piggy with a boulder and killed him instantly. This is where violence starts to tear them apart and there evilness take over the children and the island and grows bigger and bigger.
Even without supervision they do try at first to work together but it never worked out for example, when they all helped to start a fire to set out a signal but by letting the fire go out showed that the kids were being irresponsible. Also Ralph was trying to keep them all together as one and to be in unison but he failed because Jack over ruled him. Therefore, they tried to not turn on each other but they failed