Ralph, a complex personality is portrayed as a conflicted and contradictory character, thus making him round or dynamic. Ralph possesses many traits which develop throughout William Golding’s story The Lord of The Flies; these developing traits make the character of Ralph more lifelike and realistic compared to people in the real world who live complex and changing lives. Ralph has many different sides to his personality, an example of which, happens when nearly all of the other boys occupying the island turn to savagery. Although Ralph longs to join in, envying the freedom of such a barbaric practice, he values rescue over such games. The value Ralph puts on his interpersonal relationships transition throughout the story; in the beginning
