In William Golding's allegorical novel The Lord of the Flies is about losing individuality in the midst of the mob and becoming accustomed to the mob mentality. young british school boys crash land onto a small island without any adults. Forcing them to create their own civilization to survive, but the civilization becomes corrupt when the boys began to lose themselves into savagery causing death and destruction. In The Lord of the Flies Jack leads the boys to the transformation of savagery because he loses his identity first.
Jack loses his identity in the beginning and becomes someone more power and bloodthirsty. When Jack looks in the reflection of the water Golding says, “He knelt, holding the shell of water […]. He looked in astonishment,
Jack loses his identity in the beginning and becomes someone more power and bloodthirsty. When Jack looks in the reflection of the water Golding says, “He knelt, holding the shell of water […]. He looked in astonishment,