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In Lord of the Flies Jack represents immorality due to his actions. He chooses hunting and savagery over cooperation and decency. For example he has dictatorial tendencies when he leaves the main group to abandon the conch and democracy fro his own gain. This is clearly amoral. In stark contrast is Simon who tells the truth always and is reasonable. An example would be when he decides to tell everyone that the parachute man is just a man and not the beast.
-Chris Mewing

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Roger represents being selfish and his actions exemplify this. For example he throws stones at Henry for his own amusement without thought or consideration for Henry. Furthermore he continues to act in this disregardful manner throughout the book. If Roger typifies selfish then Piggy represents selflessness. For example he always thinks of others and helps out such as when he picked up firewood to help out the group and he continues this behavior throughout the book.
-Chris Mewing

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Jack and his band of hunters give in to th

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Jack constantly tries to create a war of some kind. He hunts pigs and develops a thirst for spilled blood. Jack also is able to influence the boys around him by urging them to take part and help them kill the "Beast." Jack believes war is a part of human nature and embraces and embodies the theme of it. Ralph is the more peaceful counterpart on the island. He attempts to prevent the blood being unnecessarily spilled, even though he gives in once.

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Throughout the story, the boys lose touch with their modesty. No longer in a civilization, the boys display their immodesty by not wearing their uniforms and walking around the island mostly bare.

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Lord of the flies shows how the boys go from "normal" everyday lives to being separated from humanity, and how they start relying on their animal instincts. One example of this is how Jack,at the beginning, is just focused on his position as leader of the choir and selfish human desires, like being in control. After he has lost touch with his humanity, Jack shows animalism by hunting on all fours and wearing face paint.

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Order represents Ralph, in him trying to control what everyone is doing, jack and his society represent chaos, he wants to have fun and kill people.

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We see how the boys move from order

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Order is represented by Ralph because he was the first elected leader when getting to the island, but as time went on Jack began to represent chaos because he wants all of the power and doesn't focus on order within the group of boys.

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Guided by Ralph and Piggy, the boys maintain morality at first on the island. When Jack begins to break rules with his hunters, the boys start to give up on moral actions in favor of immoral, no-consequence actions.

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Ralph throughout the book reasons and considers that the only way off the island is through fire while jacks first instinct is to hunt and kill for food.
Rather than look for rescue, jack focuses only on feasting with the other boys, while Ralph and piggy work on rescue by fire alone .
-Emma Saving

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Civilization vs. Savagery  Lord of the Flies is an allegory, revealing the battle within humanity between civility and savagery.  

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Civilization vs. Savagery  Lord of the Flies is an allegory, revealing the battle within humanity between civility and savagery.  