Nurture In Lord Of The Flies

Lord of the flies taught me a lot on how human beings will act under pressure. In the book lord of the flies young boys were killing and harming each other. Human beings are suppose to help one another and stay together. But we learn how to act from watching people and reading books about how other people reacted to certain situation and they ended bad. So the way we are is not natural to us under hard situation and so we have to learn to do thing and learn how to cope with things by watching other people by how they do it or learn on our on. The way we feel comes from nurture because we have to learn how to feel when we are alone or how to feel when we're sad and if you are taught to love then you'll teach your self happiness and sadness.
Also to love everyone equally and fight if you have to. I have never been afraid of much. But I was raised that way. I've been taught to tell the truth and don’t lie and be polite. Its nurture I was taught to be all those things. I was taught not to let what people think about me ruin my life so I don’t. But I've seen people that was raised totally different and end up being thrown in jail. Also I've seen people take the wrong road not because they had a bad family but because their friends taught them to be that way. So everything you say or do you have been taught. Like cussing. You hear those words and you think oh it's alright to say and you start saying them because you were taught them.
Back when the Lord of the flies took place. People were not to chicken to stand up and not be offended by others. Because they were nurtured better. Like they were nurtured to have hearts of steel and bones of iron and weren’t a week person. Emotionally or even physically. During wartime it was appropriate for men to be manly. Or even maybe expected of them to be. So the fact that be boys get more of a manly version is because at home it may have been expected of them and so it might have just kicked in when they landed on the