Why Is Lord Of The Flies Inevitable

“No grownups!” shouts Ralph as the wave realization of unlimited freedom hits him (p.8). William Golding’s “Lord of the Flies” takes you on an adventure through the realization of an Island with no adults and the havoc that is inevitable to come along with it. Adults symbolize the peace, reality and order in society. Without the help and guidance of adults the civilization on the island becomes as chaotic as the world of war and havoc off the island. With no adults you would have to think that chaos between kids is inevitable.

When the children first arrive on the island they still recall the rules they were taught by their parents and by society. Strong examples are shown in Piggy as his aunt would not let him do certain activities, such …show more content…
But with freedom comes responsibility and you have to look out for yourself. When they arrived the children created a government, where the person with a conch shell was the leader. But when you don't have a respected leader, the kids in the book lost interest in Ralph because they wanted to have fun, which lead them to wanting to follow Jack and not listen to Ralph.

With no adults to control all the children, it presented the children with freedom and no one to keep them in order. But with freedom comes responsibility and you have to look out for yourself. When they arrived the children created a government, where the person with a conch shell was the leader. But when you don't have a respected leader, the kids in the book lost interest in Ralph because they wanted to have fun, which lead them to wanting to follow Jack and not listen to Ralph.

In the end while Ralph was getting chased by Jack’s hunters and coming near to his death a naval officer found the island and saved Ralph and the others life's. The first thing the officer asks is are there any grown ups. Ralph nods his head; the officer saw Jack's group with spear, and the naval officer soon realized that they had even gone as far as going to