In
chapter two,holds an assembly after exploring the island and attempts to lay the foundation for
a civil society. After discussing necessary tasks and puttingin charge of the hunters, Ralph
mentions a signal fire and the boys sprint to the top of the mountain. Shortly after making a
massive bonfire using 's specs, Ralph mentions that they should have more rules and Jack agrees
with his statement. On page 58 of the online Global Village Contemporary Classics pdf. version
of the story, Jack reveals the boys' nationality by saying,
After all, were not savages. Were English, and the English are best at everything.
(Golding, 58)
was born in England and was also raised to
believe in English superiority. However, Golding's experiences in WWII significantly shaped his
perspective of humanity, including...
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