chaos as they lose their morals and become as natural and as savage as the island that pits them against each other in an anger-fuelled escapade of violence and aggression.
Throughout the book, there is an underlying theme of confrontation and conflict, a tone that is set by an early passage where Golding describes the choir and, particularly, its leader, Jack, and how he interacts with Ralph. Before the encounter, Golding writes of the conch and the power it gives Ralph, especially over Piggy…
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