“Seems to me we ought to have a chief to decide things.” (Golding 22). Between Jack and Ralph,Ralph is the better leader. Ralph shows leadership, common sense, and is very sophisticated. He demonstrates taking control, having a positive outlook on the island, and being courageous. These are the three things that supports Ralph as a efficient leader.
In the novel, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, A group of boys are left to fend for themselves on a deserted island. As the story progresses, two emerge; Jack tries to rule as an authoritarian while Ralph tried to incorporate democratic ideals. Ralph's presentation throughout the book is keeping things in order, such as holding meetings and telling others what needs to be done. For example, during an argument on top of a mountain. …show more content…
He made it seen, they should make the most of it living on the island. This what makes him an efficient leader. For example everyone is panicking about being on an island but Ralph brings up a positive outlook, “This is our Island. It's a good Island. Until the grown-ups come to fetch is well have fun.¨ (Golding 35). Ralph made being stranded on an island as a positive and not a negative. He made it seem, they should make the most of it. That is what makes him a better leader than Jack. In addition, Ralph is talking about the Beast and how he feels about It. ¨We've got to talk about the fear and decide there's nothing to it. I'm frightened myself sometimes; only, that's nonsense. Like bogies. Then, when we've decided, we can start again careful about things the fire and be happy.¨ (Golding 74). Ralph admits he is frightened about the beast but he doesn't want it to affect his and everyone else's happiness. As of now, people know Ralph takes control and has a positive outlook, but he also takes courage actions. Ralph is even more and efficient leader when he shows
In the novel, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, A group of boys are left to fend for themselves on a deserted island. As the story progresses, two emerge; Jack tries to rule as an authoritarian while Ralph tried to incorporate democratic ideals. Ralph's presentation throughout the book is keeping things in order, such as holding meetings and telling others what needs to be done. For example, during an argument on top of a mountain. …show more content…
He made it seen, they should make the most of it living on the island. This what makes him an efficient leader. For example everyone is panicking about being on an island but Ralph brings up a positive outlook, “This is our Island. It's a good Island. Until the grown-ups come to fetch is well have fun.¨ (Golding 35). Ralph made being stranded on an island as a positive and not a negative. He made it seem, they should make the most of it. That is what makes him a better leader than Jack. In addition, Ralph is talking about the Beast and how he feels about It. ¨We've got to talk about the fear and decide there's nothing to it. I'm frightened myself sometimes; only, that's nonsense. Like bogies. Then, when we've decided, we can start again careful about things the fire and be happy.¨ (Golding 74). Ralph admits he is frightened about the beast but he doesn't want it to affect his and everyone else's happiness. As of now, people know Ralph takes control and has a positive outlook, but he also takes courage actions. Ralph is even more and efficient leader when he shows