From the beginning Ralph and Jack butt heads when it comes to who should be the leader. They have disagreements on what should come first. In this part of the story Ralph is trying to build a shelter so the …show more content…
Piggy and Ralph go to where Jack's tribe lived to retrieve Piggy's stolen specks. The two tribes began to fight and then all hell breaks loose. "The rock struck Piggy a glancing blow from chin to knee... Piggy saying nothing, with no time for even a grunt, traveling through the air sideways from the rock. Piggy fell forty feet and landed on his back”(Golding 209). Roger is the foil of Simon; Simon is pure and kind whereas Roger who is dark and evil. Roger is the first to commit a planned homicidal attack in daylight and on purpose; Roger is the first to pick out a specific target. While the boys start to attack each other Roger stands above them and started throwing rocks at the helpless victims. As a result of Rogers attacks Piggy dies. Roger has no example to follow to show him what appropriate behavior is. As a result his intrinsic evil nature is shown.
Golding uses symbolism, imagery, and mood to portray to his readers that the innocent, with no examples or structure, will not know where to turn or how to act ending in disaster. As a society, we need to make sure that we as individuals are positive influences on the innocent and provide a structured