In 1954, William Golding wrote a book called Lord of the Flies. Lord of the Flies teaches readers about the human condition and how we are naturally power hungry. In Lord of the Flies, the two main characters, Ralph and Jack split up into different groups. They split up because they both wanted power on the island. When Jack and Ralph split up into different groups in Lord of the Flies, it showed us readers that humans are naturally power hungry.
Humans are naturally power hungry. After the fire goes out Ralph starts to lecture Jack about how they could have been saved by the boat if the fire hadn’t gone out. In Jack’s defense he says, “The fire’s only been out for an hour or two. We can light it up again…”(Goldin Power getting out of hand.
Humans are naturally power hungry. After the fire goes out Ralph starts to lecture Jack about how they could have been saved by the boat if the fire hadn’t gone out. In Jack’s defense he says, “The fire’s only been out for an hour or two. We can light it up again…”(Goldin Power getting out of hand.