The Lord Of The Flies By William Golding: Character Analysis

One very cold december night, me and my friends were walking around in a huge field, snow was everywhere, so being the kind of kids we were, we decided to have a snowball fight. It was starting to get really dark, but we still started the game. We picked two teams of 3 and began. Snowballs were flying everywhere, but someone got knocked in the head. The kid gets up and starts screaming at everyone, “WHY ARE YOU GUYS STILL PLAYING”, he screamed. “Come on dude you're fine”, one kid says. The kid who got hit in the head and marched off and said, “I'M MAKING MY OWN GAME, IF ANYONE WANTS TO COME JOIN, COME NOW”, Two kids get up and walk away with him. This is the case in The Lord Of The Flies by William Golding, a group of kids are stranded on an island, all by themselves. Ralph, being the leader sets up rules, but Jack doesn't agree and starts another group. Jack starts terrorising Ralph's group and even kills someone. With the island in flames Ralph is rescued at the end. The theme if this story is human evil.
One example is,“Roger stooped, picked up a stone, aimed, and threw it at Henry”. Therefore this would lead one to think they have evil in them. Another place human evil is shown in The Lord Of The Flies is when Ralph finally is confronted with a pig,”The desire to squeeze and hurt was over-mastering." This shows human evil because, if someone wants to, “squeeze and hurt”, anything, that can prove they have “evil” in them. Finally, one last place human evil is shown is when the boys are on the hunt and they say, “Kill the pig! Cut his throat! Kill the pig! Bash him in!'’. This shows human evil because if someone is singing about killing, that can show that they have some sort of “evil” in