In the novel, Lord of the flies, is the conflict between the loss of innocence and innate of human evil. This conflict might be expressed in different ways: civilization vs. savagery, reason vs. impulse, or the broader heading of the good vs. evil. Throughout the novel, the narrator expressed the civilization with good and evil expressed with savagery. The conflict between loss of innocence and innate of human evil inform readers that the young English boys’ behavior dissolution as they lived in the jungle. In the novel, the narrator also represent the theme of Lord of the flies, by representing the civilization and savagery between the two main characters: Ralph, who represent leadership; and Jack, who represent savagery and power. In the