For another example we'll take Jack, from The Lord Of The Flies by William Golding. Jack had been forced to maintain his composure constantly because of School rules, and Laws. But after he was taken out of that enviroment, and given the freedom to let his true identity show unfiltered, he became gruesome. He viciously slayed pigs just to prove that he should be leader, even though the survivors on the island hadn't even had a shelter yet. He wanted power, so he seperated from the main group, and started his own group where he disgustingly slaughtered a pig, decapitating it, and impailing the pig's head with a stake. Leaving it as a peace offering for the "beast." Because Jack was no longer goverend by moral impulses he could release his true colors, letting them
For another example we'll take Jack, from The Lord Of The Flies by William Golding. Jack had been forced to maintain his composure constantly because of School rules, and Laws. But after he was taken out of that enviroment, and given the freedom to let his true identity show unfiltered, he became gruesome. He viciously slayed pigs just to prove that he should be leader, even though the survivors on the island hadn't even had a shelter yet. He wanted power, so he seperated from the main group, and started his own group where he disgustingly slaughtered a pig, decapitating it, and impailing the pig's head with a stake. Leaving it as a peace offering for the "beast." Because Jack was no longer goverend by moral impulses he could release his true colors, letting them