Throughout the novel The Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the main character Ralph undergoes a negative change from optimistic, charismatic, civilized to depressed, lonely, and savage. In this book, a group of schoolboys crash their plane into an isolated island. As the boys gather, they decide that Ralph will be their leader. He decides wants to rule in a civilized, parliamentary way to make sure they can survive, and be rescued as soon as possible. Particularly, he changes when Ralph goes from being very civilized and orderly, to becoming more savage and unruly.…