William Golding in his famous novel Lord of the Flies shows the character development and change that the reader witnesses throughout the novel. Golding has witnesses humans at the lowest a person could succumb to in nature; it has left him with this perspective of humans that can’t be easily undone that perspective went into Lord of the Flies. In the novel Golding portrays children from age six to twelve to represent human nature at the fullest in dire situations. The novel has a dark twist in it are suppose represent the innocence that each person has once had for the readers to read and imagine the things and actions that these children take to survive and destroy themselves and each other is hard to read for some people. The characters
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A power hungry person are mostly driven by a selfish ambition to gain favor of everyone else just how Jack succeed in overruling Ralph in leadership of everyone and in their society. The power hunger made all of them spiral out of control in their desires and emotions of rationality in their situations. Jack’s ruling in consider as a tyranny he stole the power wrongfully from Ralph after a democracy vote on leaders; Jack knew how to manipulate the others to make himself to be superior everyone else by hunting and just by being stronger than …show more content…
He uses the corruption of society how easily one can turn on our kind which isn 't the first we go to war with each other steal, hurt, and destroy ourselves for own selfish ambitions one or more may posses. Humans are known for to be domite on the food chain in power and strength no animal has guns and technology like we do. When there 's no one else humans turn on each other for more landmass, powership of people, etc. William golding uses Lord of the Flies to show that humans have this in our nature even teaching children like in the novel morals that are taught could be easily abandoned if there 's no one to remind they develop the instinct to survive nothing
A power hungry person are mostly driven by a selfish ambition to gain favor of everyone else just how Jack succeed in overruling Ralph in leadership of everyone and in their society. The power hunger made all of them spiral out of control in their desires and emotions of rationality in their situations. Jack’s ruling in consider as a tyranny he stole the power wrongfully from Ralph after a democracy vote on leaders; Jack knew how to manipulate the others to make himself to be superior everyone else by hunting and just by being stronger than …show more content…
He uses the corruption of society how easily one can turn on our kind which isn 't the first we go to war with each other steal, hurt, and destroy ourselves for own selfish ambitions one or more may posses. Humans are known for to be domite on the food chain in power and strength no animal has guns and technology like we do. When there 's no one else humans turn on each other for more landmass, powership of people, etc. William golding uses Lord of the Flies to show that humans have this in our nature even teaching children like in the novel morals that are taught could be easily abandoned if there 's no one to remind they develop the instinct to survive nothing