He also believes that people are not born good or evil. He believes that people are born with an empty mind which therefore the mind develops from the experiences the person has. Locke’s philosophy is the last reason to why things break up the way they do. In the beginning of the novel. Jack was a somewhat nice and charismatic character. Unfortunately, Jack throughout the novel gets violent and mean. This ties up with Locke’s theory that people start off with nothing but develop into something different depending on the society. An example of Jack’s change into a brutal person is on page 152, “Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill the blood!”. Another theory of Locke is the natural state of man, the freedom to live outside the control of government. Jack’s tendency to savagery represent Locke’s theory of natural state of
He also believes that people are not born good or evil. He believes that people are born with an empty mind which therefore the mind develops from the experiences the person has. Locke’s philosophy is the last reason to why things break up the way they do. In the beginning of the novel. Jack was a somewhat nice and charismatic character. Unfortunately, Jack throughout the novel gets violent and mean. This ties up with Locke’s theory that people start off with nothing but develop into something different depending on the society. An example of Jack’s change into a brutal person is on page 152, “Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill the blood!”. Another theory of Locke is the natural state of man, the freedom to live outside the control of government. Jack’s tendency to savagery represent Locke’s theory of natural state of