According to Freud’s theory, the there is 3 parts to the personality, the ID, the ego, and the superego. “The id seeks immediate satisfaction and operates on the pleasure principle which means that it wants what it wants when it wants it” (“Psychodynamic Theory of Personality”). The ID is considered impulsive and acts on its own accord. It’s needy and pursues whatever it wants without consideration for anyone else (“Psychodynamic Theory of Personality”). Ralph and Simon were building huts, which they think is necessary for survival. Jack returns from a hunt, talking about how close he was. Ralph then snaps while listening to him. “...All you talk about is pig, pig, pig” (Golding 54). Jack is focused on hunting and killing, even though the meat is unnecessary. He just enjoys the rush the chase and the thought of killing gives him. He is even pushing away the necessities for survival because he is so focused on hunting. Because of this, Jack can be considered an
According to Freud’s theory, the there is 3 parts to the personality, the ID, the ego, and the superego. “The id seeks immediate satisfaction and operates on the pleasure principle which means that it wants what it wants when it wants it” (“Psychodynamic Theory of Personality”). The ID is considered impulsive and acts on its own accord. It’s needy and pursues whatever it wants without consideration for anyone else (“Psychodynamic Theory of Personality”). Ralph and Simon were building huts, which they think is necessary for survival. Jack returns from a hunt, talking about how close he was. Ralph then snaps while listening to him. “...All you talk about is pig, pig, pig” (Golding 54). Jack is focused on hunting and killing, even though the meat is unnecessary. He just enjoys the rush the chase and the thought of killing gives him. He is even pushing away the necessities for survival because he is so focused on hunting. Because of this, Jack can be considered an