Ralph is the personification of Social equality and the protagonist of the story. He is one of the eldest boys on the island and by default a eligible candidate for the leadership position and a Crouch-holder. He is around the 12 years old, well-built and as per the novel one would have the impression he will grow into a fighter but never to a Mischievous sprite. He symbolizes democracy by the demonstrating qualities of being fair, decent with the other boys, considerate and sensible. As a Social democrat he has two things in his mind very clearly fixed:
That they will be rescued though he did not know when and how.
In order to be rescued he saw that they must hang together and take care of the younger boys
Although to Ralph was composed and rationale, with sound judgment and a strong moral …show more content…
Even if he is described as awkward, chubby and averse to physical activities due to his asthma, Piggy is the most meticulous, sensitive and the intellectualist of the island. It is his intellectual talent which makes him appealing to Ralph, eventually Ralph comes to admire and respect Piggy and makes him the Brain Trust of group. Piggy is devoted to the ideal of civilization and consistently warning the other boys for behaving as barbarians.
On the contrary, is the personality of Jack, He demonstrates Militarism as it borders on Totalitarianism. He is cruel and preoccupied with hunting and slaying pigs. His sadism builds up during the course of the novel, and he eventually turns cruelly on the other boys; He fakes an interest in the rules established on the island by Ralph, but only if they allow him to impose punishment. He best represents mobocracy which is proved later by the rejection of Ralph’s enforced order. The results of this act indicate the dangers inherent in an anarchistic system based only on
That they will be rescued though he did not know when and how.
In order to be rescued he saw that they must hang together and take care of the younger boys
Although to Ralph was composed and rationale, with sound judgment and a strong moral …show more content…
Even if he is described as awkward, chubby and averse to physical activities due to his asthma, Piggy is the most meticulous, sensitive and the intellectualist of the island. It is his intellectual talent which makes him appealing to Ralph, eventually Ralph comes to admire and respect Piggy and makes him the Brain Trust of group. Piggy is devoted to the ideal of civilization and consistently warning the other boys for behaving as barbarians.
On the contrary, is the personality of Jack, He demonstrates Militarism as it borders on Totalitarianism. He is cruel and preoccupied with hunting and slaying pigs. His sadism builds up during the course of the novel, and he eventually turns cruelly on the other boys; He fakes an interest in the rules established on the island by Ralph, but only if they allow him to impose punishment. He best represents mobocracy which is proved later by the rejection of Ralph’s enforced order. The results of this act indicate the dangers inherent in an anarchistic system based only on