Nature Of Humanity In Lord Of The Flies

Lord of the Flies: Can the nature of humanity change us?
In the novel, the plane has crashed into a mysterious island with the boys realizing there’s no adult supervision and must figure out a way to take care of themselves in the meanwhile. According to Lord of the Flies where you can state one character represented civilization and the other one savageness. Everyone has different ideas on surviving, especially when there isn’t much supplies or support leaders tend to go their own way without needing anyone else. Being an individual means being a person who can take charge of themselves, even if the nature of society is different than normal because depending the area it will change certain behavior of one. Others would say something different about the ethical nature of the individual, such as the environment cannot change anything about a person. Towards the beginning, Ralph and Jack could not get anything done because Ralph wanted to do things more civilized such as making a shelter and signaling for help but Jack didn’t focus on anything other than hunting for meat. As Jack repeatedly chanted, “Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his
Not everyone would react the same adjusting to new background others would stay standard. At first, in Lord of the Flies everyone was still proper, courteous and obeyed the civil laws as they remembered but afterward things started to fall apart. As Ralph lifted the conch he said in the book, “Seems to me we ought to have to have chief to decide things.” (Golding 22) this has caused conflict between two of the characters, Jack and Ralph, since they are both fighting for the consistent position. Neither of them are realizing how their bickering is affecting the other schoolboys, because every one of them are looking up to Jack and Ralph as leaders which is leading to behavior problems and them following their