Jack Vs Ralph

With no near site of rescue, an absence of maturity, and a craving for blood, a civilization will decline at a rapid pace. In the Lord of the Flies it does not take much for the boys’ civilization to crash and burn. This can be concerning, as it shows how rapidly a human can become wild when in a survival mentality. Humans crave power to the extent that it can make people do anything to get it. Jack and Ralph each were turned to power hungry tyrants at the slightest taste of it of its infamous glory . Jack and Ralph each want to have power and will do anything to get it. Both want so much for the others to see them as their leader, and are in constant argument as to who should be the leader. Jack is envious of Ralph, as he is the chosen leader. There are significant differences between the two also cause many more conflicts to arise. While Ralph is focused on rescue, Jack is focused on hunting. This is portrayed clearly in the book when he is so keen on killing a pig; "'Kill the pig! Cut his throat! Kill the pig! Bash him in!'". On the other side of the spectrum Ralph is very keen on rules. He is shown in the novel as
An evil that is seen every day is money. In the world money is power. The more money that you have, the more powerful you can become. In looking at the Waltons, one can see how money turns into the epitome of evil. The Waltons, the family who owns Wal-Mart, have become very powerful because of all the money that they have. This family has more money than forty-two percent of all American families combined. Sometimes people who have outrageous amounts of money use it for good, but in the case of the Waltons they do not. They cut back on wages of workers, and give horrible benefits all so they can make more money. To get to their ranking richest as family in the United States got there by treating people horribly. This shows you that the power of money can turn people