No water, food, or adults. What would you do? Would you be one of the responsible ones? Or one of the people caught up in the uncivilized acts of murder, greed, and fear? The characters in the book, Lord of the Flies, arrive on the island not knowing anything. These are little boys, so their actions reflect nothing but utter irresponsibility, and when there is such irresponsibly, it becomes total chaos and uncivilization. When a group of completely different boys fall upon a deserted island, they all fall into different roles as the tyrant, victim, and responsible one. Victimization, power, and fear can account for all of the evil deeds that occur in mankind.
Piggy is very smart, and such intelligence sparks multiple people to envy him, so due to Jack and Roger’s greed, …show more content…
Aristotle believed that humans are wired to come together, and a very clear representation of this can be seen from the beginning, all the way up till the end of the novel. This is a very interesting analysis of our world. It is hard to understand why the boys felt the need to team up when they were led so poorly, but according to Aristotle, it is human nature. One of Aristotle’s main thoughts he has learned is, “law is order, and good law is good order”(42). This quote is very relevant to the Lord of the Flies because the boys constantly attempt to form laws, but when they are not planned out in an adequate manner, there is still no order involved in the society. It is safe to say that the only form of order that existed on the island involved to conch, but when the conch died, so did any form of civil acts. Aristotle has learned many ideas about government and human nature, and when he shares those ideas with people, it offers many concepts to help people with the inevitable faults of human
Piggy is very smart, and such intelligence sparks multiple people to envy him, so due to Jack and Roger’s greed, …show more content…
Aristotle believed that humans are wired to come together, and a very clear representation of this can be seen from the beginning, all the way up till the end of the novel. This is a very interesting analysis of our world. It is hard to understand why the boys felt the need to team up when they were led so poorly, but according to Aristotle, it is human nature. One of Aristotle’s main thoughts he has learned is, “law is order, and good law is good order”(42). This quote is very relevant to the Lord of the Flies because the boys constantly attempt to form laws, but when they are not planned out in an adequate manner, there is still no order involved in the society. It is safe to say that the only form of order that existed on the island involved to conch, but when the conch died, so did any form of civil acts. Aristotle has learned many ideas about government and human nature, and when he shares those ideas with people, it offers many concepts to help people with the inevitable faults of human