It was necessary to have so the boys would survive a lot longer, but it was also shown to be the metaphorical executioner of the boys’ teamwork and cooperation. “Seems to me we ought to have a chief to decide things.” (Golding 22). There would only be anarchy on the island if they did not have a leader. When Ralph took charge, the had proper rules, teamwork, and friendship. There were a few incidents of bullying, but other than that, it was a peaceful time. That was until Jack separated the group. With Jack wanting to control the group, it drove the boys apart. Power and control has clearly ripped apart the relationship between the