How did Jack change in the Lord of the Flies?

In the novel Lord of the Flies, Jack changes from a proper, orderly schoolboy to a violent savage. The transformation does not happen immediately when Jack lands on the island, but gradually, as he...Jan 23, 2013 read more

In the novel Lord of the Flies, Jack changes from a proper, orderly schoolboy to a violent savage. The transformation does not happen immediately when Jack lands on the island, but gradually, as he discovers the joys of the hunt. read more

Jack's character changes dramatically in Lord of the Flies, evolving from proper choir boy to full-blown vicious savage. Jack enters the story as a choir boy, still with full choir regalia. His claim to leadership among the other choir boys is that he is "chapter chorister and headboy" and "can sing C sharp" (22). read more

A major change in a character in the novel the ‘Lord of the Flies’ was that in Jack. He was the first to cast off the restraints of civilisation and led the boys down a path of savagery. In the beginning Jack was somewhat of a bully, held by the restraints and taboos of civilisation. read more