Why Is Jack Merridew Bad

Without a true civilization, easily people become wild and crazy. Theory that men aren't born evil says that men left alone, are good but society makes them bad. Throughout the book, Jack Merridew starts as an innocent boy, but he becomes more and more barbaric as time goes on. For instance, Jack takes the hunters while the hunters were supposed to tend the fire to go hunt a pig and itch his urgency to kill one. "It turned its back into the circle back bleeding... I cut the pig's throat. Kill the pig cut her throat bash her in "(Golding 73). While he was getting the kill, Ralph saw a boat! A boat could have seen the smoke, but there wasn’t any smoke for the boat to see. Secondly, he additionally slew a sow relentlessly and slits it's throat
to kill it. "Right up her ass!" (Golding 135) He then put the sow on the stick in front of Simon. Furthermore, making Lord of the Flies. As time went on, he grew more relentless and more ferocious and became the other leader of the other group of lupine savages. He created a new civilization based on hunting and thieving. Lastly, his most pivotal, defining moment is when he left Ralph's group and made his own with the choir. "I am going off, he can catch his own pigs" (Golding 127). By that time Jack wanted his own group based on hunting, absurdity, and savagery. Merridew left Ralph to go to Castle Rock. Jack crushed the conch and took Piggy's specs which made fire. And he took fire, resembling rescue. Jack established his own group on savagery, killing a pig, and putting the sow's head on the stick. Jack created evilness on the island and brings savagery and their beasts inside them, out.