Law and Regulations
Imagine that you are in charge of setting up a civilization. What would be the first thing that you did? Many people might choose to set up a system of rules and regulations to better control the way the civilization acted and regulated it. After all, a civilization cannot grow and prosper without rules. The civilization would die because no food would be gathered and no one would work for anything. In Lord of the Flies, William Golding had the boys do exactly this. To symbolize the rules and regulations in the boys' new society Golding picked a symbol of the conch. By doing this he assigned the conch the responsibility of representing the rules and order in the boys island life. The conch symbolized the rise and fall of order and rules in a civilization. When the United States of America was created, one of the first things that the founding gathers did was to write the Constitution. Every citizen of the USA, then and now, respects the rules and regulations outlined by this document. This is one of the main reasons why our country is so successful, because on one disrespects and questions the basis of our society, the Constitution (rules and order). In Iraq, however, there is a totally different situation. There, the
He got angry and made us tie Wilford up. In each situation there is a direct correlation between the amount the citizens respected the rules and how successful the country was. Once the old rules seem less important, Jack is more likely to succeed in doing this. In the real world, when anarchy reigns the military is usually who takes over. Whenever he felt a need to address the rules of the society or to scorn the boys for the lack of work ethic he called an assembly to bring all of the boys together. I'll give the conch to the next person to speak. Jack also used the conch, or the rules, to his own propaganda ideas. This is the only way a person can gain power and the boys know and respect that fact. "Conch! Conch! We don't need the conch any more. " (33) This is an enormous privilege because it allows the holder of the conch to share his ideas with the rest of the group. The society of the boys cannot prosper with the great schism between Jack and Ralph. "Yet most powerfully was the conch. William Golding portrays this new lawless society best when he talks about the boy being tortures. When this happens, people don't know whom to turn to.
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