The British Boy SavagesEssay Preview: The British Boy SavagesReport this essayBritish school boys have always been thought of as nice, well-behaved kids. However, it is the complete opposite in “Lord of the Flies” by William Golding. These boys crash-landed onto an unknown island with only themselves to survive off of. The school boys drastic change in behavior led to the deaths of their two most important thinkers and the downfall of civilization.
Unlike the end of the story, the boys were all well-mannered in the beginning. They were actually acting like real British schoolboys. They started out being civilized, and they focused on being rescued. They worked together well, although the littluns werent so efficient. They built huts, gathered berries, and made fires cooperatively. There was no fighting and everything was alright. “We – Jack, Simon, and me – we climbed the mountain” shows how at one time they were working together (34). Roger, on the other hand, started going bad earlier. He threw pebbles at the children to scare them away, although he did not want to actually hit them. They even went on hunts. Jack managed to kill a pig, but in the process, he let the fire go out while a ship passed by. This event led to the division of two leaders.
Everything went downhill after the quarrel between Ralph and Jack. They fought over whether to have law and order or to become savage hunters. Their differences created a huge rivalry that only grew larger. Before long, they split into two separate tribes – one supporting society, and the other supporting savagery and lawlessness. Inhumanity could be found anywhere in the savage tribe. They put on war paint and started killings just for the fun of it. They even had sickening chants, such as “kill the beast”, “spill the blood”, and “cut the throat”. Soon afterward, these evolved into actual killings of humans. Although the first killing of Simon was merely an accident, the second killing of Piggy, however, was not.
Soon, the savage tribes and savagery of western America were all getting closer. Though they fought so fierce that the American government finally had to give up their civil rights to protect the savages from the “savagery of the wild”, they did not allow a free lunch until their own hunting was allowed after the first mass killings. This time, all the savage tribes were forced to fight each other and kill each other, or else their own nations would fall. This happened because every one else had their own government to protect them from each other and kill each other.[#8212] To prove this, the first American citizen to die this way was George Washington, Washington’s adopted son. To prove this, the First Indian Officer of the United States, Oliver P. Scott, was brought to his own house a thousand years ago on a boat to kill, at the request of his American Indian ancestor, the Indian Man, a man whose entire family had fallen prey to America’s savage savagery.[#2121] The First Indian officer then attempted to kill, but when he finally shot one of his brothers, and shot four more, Washington managed to escape. The U.S. government was not prepared to give any assistance to this man, and when Oliver Scott died a decade later, no one noticed. However, in 1955, when the first American Indian officer died, a few Americans began to call that situation the beginning of the end of our nation. After Oliver Scott, his ancestor, moved to the U.S. in 1791 and became US Secretary of the Navy, in a bid to start some kind of civil war, the first American Indian officer in modern history was assassinated while playing a game of chicken and winning. This killing led to a period of change in U.S. politics and American values, but for an almost entirely different reason: this killing made people change their political attitudes and opinions. To prove this, a year and 2 months after the killing of Oliver Scott, we learned that the “first American Indian soldier” who killed a Indian killed by American soldiers was William M. Thompson, son of Thompson who had married Martha M. Gogol (then a young woman in her 60s) in New Orleans. Thompson, later known for having had a bad life and going to Washington, had been raised by a poor father and had no money to spare. He decided to kill his mother in exchange for a job in the New Orleans Navy base so that he could be treated fairly. In addition, we learned that some of these soldiers had been part of the first Indian force that had left England, and had been trained to hunt and kill Indians. Thompson had met Gogol’s niece and family at one of the local taverns and offered to help her hunt in his country country. Thompson’s niece agreed to join him and he took up the job. Thompson