Lord Of The Flies Chapter 3 Summary

The Lord of the Flies is based on the survival of these kids who survived a plane crash while being deserted on and island. The blog which explains human nature says that humans work best in need for survival by working in groups. This works with the LoF series as Ralph who led his group went along doing task according to who had the best skill set for the job. For example due to a vote Ralph was selected as leader due to traits such as bravery as well as being the more civilized one in the group. In chapter 3 we could see Ralph and Simon working together to build houses for the rest of the group to make shelter. Jack and his portion hunted out to find pigs and meat to find and kill to collect their meal. Ralph's group was unsuccessful at their task yet they still continued to work. Especially Ralph as he was frustrated when the houses he made kept on falling down, as his role as leader it was his duty to keep order. …show more content…
As well as sharing a common goal which in this case is survival and trying to escape the island. Yet despite these groups there will always be a nature where some conflict will arise. Such as the conflict between Jack and Ralph. It was Jack’s duty to make sure his team was able to hunt and gather food. They brought home no food for a stretch of time and Ralph accused him of using hunting to take a break from doing real work. The document explains how they would have to form relationships with other people in the groups in order to build social order and to make task more obtainable leading for the separate groups to bond and make on well oiled