Lord of the flies is a novel about a plane crash on a island that nobody knows about. The main characters are Ralph and Jack. How they met was they were both on a plane that crashed. The reason the plane crashed is because there was an atomic bomb heading for the city that they lived in. Jack is a choir leader and he was brought up to be a leader. Ralph on the other hand is just some random kid that is the same age as Jack. Ralph has no leading experience while Jack has been doing it his whole life. The group that is not Jack's choir is the group that elected Ralph as leader of the island.
Ralph values treating everyone with kindness and he values life. He also focuses on the long term instead of the short term like Jack. Jack is just more there for fun is what he is getting at. All he wants to do is hunt and rule the island. While Ralph is there for survival. He really valued making shelters and starting a fire. The fire is so important because he thinks that they will make a smoke signal out of the fire. Jack also doesn't value The ¨little´uns¨ because he thinks that they are worthless on this island. While Ralph values every living human on this island and will do everything to keep everybody alive. Which means Ralph has a lot of relationships on this island. …show more content…
Ralph cares about the small guys on the island like piggy, the “little ‘uns” and the rest that survived the crash. While Jack doesn’t care about anybody but himself and his group. Goulding writes,"... You’re talking too much…Shut up, Fatty,” (Golding pg. 21). This is a prime example of how Jack already hates Piggy. Ralph just treated treated everyone the same except for Jack because he hates Jack. There are many ways their personal relationships are
Ralph values treating everyone with kindness and he values life. He also focuses on the long term instead of the short term like Jack. Jack is just more there for fun is what he is getting at. All he wants to do is hunt and rule the island. While Ralph is there for survival. He really valued making shelters and starting a fire. The fire is so important because he thinks that they will make a smoke signal out of the fire. Jack also doesn't value The ¨little´uns¨ because he thinks that they are worthless on this island. While Ralph values every living human on this island and will do everything to keep everybody alive. Which means Ralph has a lot of relationships on this island. …show more content…
Ralph cares about the small guys on the island like piggy, the “little ‘uns” and the rest that survived the crash. While Jack doesn’t care about anybody but himself and his group. Goulding writes,"... You’re talking too much…Shut up, Fatty,” (Golding pg. 21). This is a prime example of how Jack already hates Piggy. Ralph just treated treated everyone the same except for Jack because he hates Jack. There are many ways their personal relationships are