The Lord of the Flies, written by William Golding, is about a group of schoolboys who become stranded on an island from a plane crash. As Ralph, who is the leader among the group of schoolboys, encounters several devastations, he can be described as a naive individual; hence contributing to certain deaths, tragedies, and his high motivation to get rescued. Ralph’s inexperienced leadership role provides him with a high incentive to primarily get rescued. In William Golding’s book, this can be verified by, ‘“You tell me,” said Piggy anxiously. “Is there signal?”…
Ralph And Jack 's Battle To Leader In the book, lord of the flies written by William Golding, a bunch of children get stuck on an island with no adults. So of course they need a person who is in charge of them to help kind of guide them into the right direction. Some people chose ralph and some chose jack. Ralph is the kind of person that wants to lay down the orders and make sure that the rest of the kids on the island aren 't messing around and being responsible.…
In his book Lord of the Flies, William Golding introduces a conflict between Jack and Ralph when Jack prioritizes hunting above all else and Ralph focuses on everyone's survival needs. William Golding is clearly trying to establish the theme that a difference in priorities within a single group often creates an imbalance affecting all of one’s surroundings. Throughout the first few chapters, Jack Merridew is portrayed as a self-centered and fierce character, especially when the subject of hunting pigs comes into play. This creates a conflict with Ralph, the appointed leader whose focus is rescue and shelter.…
In William Golding’s, “Lord of the Flies,” a group of young boy’s crash land and become stranded on an island. Being left with nothing but their own devices, they decide a leader must be chosen. Ralph and Jack are the two oldest characters in the book meaning that they are the best candidates for the boys to vote between. Seeing how Jack was the only person on the island to have formerly had any type of involvement as a leader, the boys could have easily voted Jack over Ralph as leader. So why did they not vote Jack and what makes Ralph the better leader?…
Sometimes one trusts someone who ends up becoming someone they never thought they would become. In Lord of the Flies, two of the main characters start off the novel as friends but slowly turn into enemies. The two main characters are the protagonist, Ralph, and the antagonist, Jack. Ralph and Jack are both powerful and important characters in William Golding's novel, Lord of the Flies. Ralph is an excellent leader because he is responsible, and stands for all that is good.…
Jack wanted Ralph to stop hiding and be exposed to the shore, so Jack and his boys lit the island on fire. This in turn led Ralph onto the shore where he was found by a policeman in the morning. This shows a little irony because the one person who wanted to win so badly, Jack, ended up losing in the long…
But since the Capitol needs a winner, they let both of them win. The Lord of the Flies is all about savagery and craziness. There are only a few of the boys in the novel that managed to keep their humanity intact and stay sane. Ralph was one of these boys. He did all that he could, while on the island, to keep the boys alive and tried to find a way to get help.…
He also encourages the boys to build huts. He is very much a true human because although he tries to maintain order, he is often tempted by the indulgences of the other boys. He occasionally makes foolish mistakes, such as joining in with the other boys and killing Simon. When Jack forms a separate, rival group focus in on hunting and savagery rather than rescue, Ralph fights against the superstition and the terror of the other boys. When the numbers in his party begin to diminish, Ralph is left to survive on his own in the forest being chased by the transformed savage…
In Lord of the Flies, William Golding uses a group of young boys stranded on an island to illustrate the mischievous nature of mankind. The boys undergo changes due to isolation from reality. One character, Ralph, starts as a confident and productive leader who has a good influence on the boys. As time continues to go on, the ferocious side of them starts to make an appearance. His position on the island starts deteriorating.…
These are the three things that supports Ralph as a efficient leader. In the novel, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, A group of boys are left to fend for themselves on a deserted island. As the story progresses, two emerge; Jack tries to rule as an authoritarian while Ralph tried to incorporate democratic ideals. Ralph's presentation throughout the book is keeping things in order, such as holding meetings and telling others what needs to be done.…
A hero is someone who is admired for courage and outstanding achievements. In William Golding’s novel, Lord Of the Flies, Ralph is portrayed as a demanding hero, where as in Homer’s The Odyssey, Odysseus is more of an epic hero because he is consistently courageous with what he does. Odysseus is courageous. Courage is when someone meets danger without fear. In The Odyssey, Odysseus shows courageous traits when he had two ways to Ithaca.…
Stronger leader Being a strong leader is shown with many different characteristics: clarity, decisiveness, courage, passion, and humility. In William Golding’s book Lord of the Flies, a young boy by the name of Ralph is announced with these traits. Ralph was clear and concise at all times and there was no question of what needed to be accomplished with him. Jack would manipulate the other boys into joining his tribe. He was demanding and had an instinct of savagery.…
Good vs. Evil in Lord of the Flies Does evil always prevail? Some say yes, some say no, but no was nearly the case in William Golding Lord of the Flies. “Good” and “evil” are very broad terms, but easily distinguishable in general. Good can be nearly anything with a positive connotation, but in the case of Lord of the Flies, it typically is anything that sticks to typical morals and values, whereas evil is immoral and barbaric acts that symbolize a regression to a primal nature. The conflict between this type of good and evil can be seen everywhere, religious texts, novels, nearly anything involving a protagonist against a person, force, or themselves.…
Every civilization in history had a leader. Some were great and powerful while others were violent and controversial. Out of the many characters in William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies, Ralph stands out as the most effective leader. He always has the group’s greatest interests at heart and is willing to work and make sacrifices along side his followers for the benefit of the community.…
With Ralph’s understanding of the need for order and rules, he improves the society in which the boys are living in. Jack’s society was barbaric and savage and met none of these needs, Also, Jack treated the boys very badly and as inferiors. Ralph, on the other hand was able to treat the boys all equally and with respect. Ralph’s priority to get off the island demonstrates his wisdom and ability to make good decisions.…