They go to Jack's side of the island. They push Piggy off the side of a cliff then push a rock on him. The conch is shattered and all civilization is gone. SamandEric become part of Jack's tribe by force. Ralph is on the run because Jack's tribe is hunting him down with the intention of killing him.
Once Piggy died Jack got that bloodlust again and “viciously, with full intention hurled his spear at Ralph.”(181). the spear wounded Ralph and they began to hunt him again just like they hunted a pig. To make matters worse Jack put a spear in the ground to put Ralphs head on just like he did to the
Simba being born made his uncle, Scar, second in line to recieve the throne and this angered his uncle very much. One early morning Mufasa takes Simba in a tour of the Pride Lands. He is showing Simba his future kingdom and warns him to never go to the shadowy place just beyond their land. Later that same day, Simba's jealous uncle Scar tells him that the mysterious, dark place his father warned him about was in fact an elephant gravryard. Hearing this, Simba grows curious to learn more about the forbidden shadows.
Ralph was the only one left from his tribe. Everyone was on Jacks group. Ralph quickly found out about plans to slaughter him, as his fear grew. The next day there was a hunt for Ralph. Ralph clearly terrifies the boys who have turned into savages.
This is extremely terrible and animalistic of them to do. At the feast they develop a circle and chant morbid sayings. They even end up killing Simon. This is when they really pass the line. Killing one of their own is turning them extremely savage.
When is loses its power, chaos occurs. For example when Jack states, “And the conch doesn’t count at this end of the island−” (Golding, 166). They have an argument and begin a chant. Jack leads the chant and Simon crawls out of the forest to be brutally murdered by the boys. This shows that when a once huge symbolism of power loses its significance, mayhem takes place.
One way this idea is shown is through conflict. In Beowulf, there is a town called Herot which is being terrorized by a monster named Grendel. Beowulf, the nephew of the king of Geatland and acclaimed warrior, hears about this beast and decides that he wants to go and kill it because he feels it is morally right. He knows that the people of the town are being killed and so he wants to help them. Another example of J.F.
Jack at the beginning had that “Civilized Instinct” but lost it because he kept on hunting and got suck into the wild jungle island. The boys elected Ralph as chief and GROUSES at the fact that they didn't pick him. He became a part of the island, he believed the “Beast” was real , Ralph had second thoughts. He knew they would
Once seeing this “horrifying” object, they all start to attack him and end up killing and throwing his dead body into the sea. Since they killed Piggy and Simon, this completely shows how their inner evil has taken over them by removing spirituality and intelligence. After killing Simon and Piggy, the tribes’ next victim is Ralph. This was going to be their final hunt. Ultimately Jack symbolizes the evil within everyone.
The lion is symbolically the king of the jungle. It can roar and roar mightily. It can tackle you to the ground and rip apart your skin, break apart your limbs and devour you like breakfast. A mouse remains meek, quiet, known to be more afraid of man than we are of it. It scurries around to hide from us, lurks around us only to rid itself from cold and consume our unconsumed.