He then created his own troops and started hunting for animals. As an experienced boy scout, he managed to kill a boar and his troop celebrated together. As he has developed the feeling of rage, he did not allow any of the boy who was on Ralph side to taste the food. He also started to do bad things to Ralph and his friend by provoking them. If only he did not feel angry at the very first place, he will never develop the feeling of rage and they can survive together without causing harms to one another.
Jack’s desire to constantly wound someone further shows his evil side. He uses the opportunity of an argument to justify his act of violence towards Piggy. Jack obeys Ralph when he disagrees, but as soon as Piggy disagrees as well, he takes actions to hurt him. All humanity inside of Jack has dissolved, leaving only an incarnation of cruelty and barbarism. His bias towards Piggy and his violent nature characterize him as the Evil
The writer is terrified that references to cannibalism are subliminally inscribed throughout the old writings and teachings of Confucianism. The madman becomes aware of his family 's complicity in these acts as well as his own. “As for my elder brother, I have also good reason to suspect him. When he was teaching me, he said with his own lips, "people exchange their sons to eat." And once in discussing the bad man, he said that not only did he deserve to be killed, he should "have his flesh eating and his hide slept on."
Eurylochus got what he deserved because Odysseus told them to swear they wouldn 't eat the cattle and they all told Odysseus they wouldn 't. Eurylochus made the whole crew turn against Odysseus and disobey his orders. Eurylochus convinced the crew to go behind Odysseus’ back and do what they were told not while Odysseus was sleeping by saying “Comrades, he said, you 've gone through everything; listen to what I say. All deaths are hateful to us, mortal wretches, but famine is the most pitiful, the worst end that a man can come to. Will you fight it?...better open your lungs to a big sea once for all then waste to skin and bones on a lonely island”(pg 841 L221-257).
Piggy's arms and legs twitched a bit, like a pig's after it has been killed.” As the conch explodes, and one of the main defenders of democracy dies, so does society. The boys have lost all sense of civilization and society and have turned completely “savage” in their minds. Now being controlled with fear by Jack, they have no choice but to follow his orders. Jack yells at the boys “I’m warning you. I’m going to get angry.
But it is the other way. The beast wants simon to leave forever because he was the one that was brought common sense and knowledge that evil was taking over. So the boys, that had already crossed the line, let the beast take over. And when they did that, they killed simon. So it just goes to show that just by crossing the line, it is hard to get back across.
By his actions readers can conclude that Hop-Frog is a very evil and revengeful person. Hop-Frog went so many years without doing anything, so by him waiting to do something was negative To conclude, the Prince in “The Masque of the Red Death” dealt with his conflict negatively. As soon as Prince Prospero knew about the disease he immediately tried to build a wall to keep it out, because he didn’t want to face it himself. The Prince just wanted to shut it out. This is very negative because it didn’t solve any problems, it just postponed them.
The monster positive qualities were never seen in the eyes of society due to his deformed features blinding everyone from the positive qualities he possessed. This is apparent when the monster was trying to befriend the child. “Let me go, ' he cried; `monster! Ugly wretch! You wish to eat me and tear me to pieces.
None of the other clan members gathered were willing to kill the other messengers, scared of the consequences. Although, it is quite ironic at the end of the novel that Okonkwo kills himself. All throughout the book, Okonkwo emphasizes the importance of not presenting himself as weak, fearful he may mimic his father. However, the colonization process completely destroys him representing the psychological effects colonization has on the
Victor, on the other hand, knowingly created the monster, and knew the challenges that came with the deed. Instead of teaching the monster the way of the world, he ran away like a coward because of the monster’s wretched appearance. “And what was I? Of my creation and creator I was absolutely ignorant, but I knew that I possessed no money, no friends, no kind of property” (Shelley 100). The monster was brought into the world with a blank slate only to be thrown out to the wolves with nothing.