In Lord of the Flies, the most significant moment in which a character changes happens when the boys recreate their pig dance for the last time. When the hunters in the group originally perform their pig dance, Ralph is visibly unhappy with what the boys are doing, especially because he is trying to call order to the group: “As they danced, they sang. “Kill the pig. Cut her throat. Bash her in.” Ralph watched them, envious and resentful.” (90). When Ralph expects immediate attention after blowing the conch shell, he is instead met with a large number of hunters reenacting a gruesome scene from the recent pig hunt. This reveals the immense divide in the group, between the hunters and the other boys. Jack is the leader of the viciously motivated
