All people have an inner beast, just waiting to be released when the time comes. Most people do not think that they could do anything remotely threatening to another person's life, but when put into certain situations anyone can exhibit extreme behaviors. There are precise limits to every person’s willingness to do something and sometimes they are put in situations when they must go beyond their own thought of values. Lord of the Flies by William Golding is written about a group of schoolboys who are stranded alone on an island, with no adult supervision. After their plane crashes on its way to safety from the ongoing war, the boys are left with no resources or hope of rescue in the near future and are forced to adapt. They must abandon their polished attitudes as well as, learn how to survive on an island. In The Lord of the Flies the boys all channel their inner savage in order to survive alone on the island.
One of the first things the boy realize they will have to do now is to hunt for food. Jack, the former choir leader and antagonist, decides that he will be the head hunter and his other choir boys will help him. As they trek the unexplored forest, …show more content…
When the boys first get to the island they are still in their school uniforms and semi clean. However, after only being on the island for a few day they turn into complete barbarians with long hair and dirt covering their bodies. Most of the boys are, “savages appearing, painted out of recognition,They carried spears” (Golding 175). The change of appearance of the boys is quite dramatic considering the prep school boys that they are. The island change them into savages with no civilized cleanliness. The boys turned into unrecognizable beings who have become a being of the island. With the complete change in appearance and character after arriving to the island all of the order or sense of communal efforts that were created
One of the first things the boy realize they will have to do now is to hunt for food. Jack, the former choir leader and antagonist, decides that he will be the head hunter and his other choir boys will help him. As they trek the unexplored forest, …show more content…
When the boys first get to the island they are still in their school uniforms and semi clean. However, after only being on the island for a few day they turn into complete barbarians with long hair and dirt covering their bodies. Most of the boys are, “savages appearing, painted out of recognition,They carried spears” (Golding 175). The change of appearance of the boys is quite dramatic considering the prep school boys that they are. The island change them into savages with no civilized cleanliness. The boys turned into unrecognizable beings who have become a being of the island. With the complete change in appearance and character after arriving to the island all of the order or sense of communal efforts that were created