Recently my family and I moved. It was a long hard move, but in the end it was worth it. I will always remember my old house, but especially this one little girl name Lucy. She was a very nice little girl and came over our house a lot to play with my sister. One day we were outside racing our bikes up and down the driveway. As we were riding a glass object came from the other side of the fence and almost hit my brother. Immediately my mom went to go see who had thrown the object. When she got around the corner the only person over there was Lucy. My mother asked her did she see anyone throw something over the fence, but she said no. The next day Lucy came by. She came over to talk to my mom. She told my mom that she was the person who threw the glass object over. She immediately began to cry. My mother told her that it was okay and to next time just tell the truth.
             As stated in Ephesians 2:1-3, there is and evil present in all of us. A spirit fighting to get in control of our soul. In Lord of the Flies by William Golding, this verse is shown greatly. You see how in the end some of the characters give control to the evil, but others choose to follow the good inside of them.
             "He is the spirit at work in the hearts of those who refuse to obey God" Ephesians 2:1-3. We can see this clearly in Jack. He starts off just wanting to hunt so that he can get food for everyone. The first pig he is not able to kill because the good in him says that it is not right to kill a little piglet. Then we see how evil has been working at his heart to the point were he doesn't even care any more and kills a mother pig. We also see evil's handy work in Roger. In the beginning of the book he is throwing rocks close enough to hit a littlun, but the good in him tells him not to hit the littlun. As the evil takes over his heart we how he doesn't care and ends up killing Piggy. In these two characters we see ho
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