If men were to be trapped on an uninhabited island with no laws, would the men try to create rules to help them find a way to live, or would they all fight over who has the most power? In William Golding’s book, Lord of The Flies, a group of adolescent boys are trapped on an island when they try to create a system in which fails to keep them together. When separated from civilization for a long period of time, the boys change from the amount of freedom they have and release their true inner self. Ralph, the only boy to state the fact that they need a leader, is of course chosen as one over Jack. When one points out the obvious, subsequently the other individuals will follow that one person who spoke up. The boys found Ralph trustworthy, determined,
