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Innocence In Lord Of The Flies

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Ernest Hemingway once said “All things truly wicked start from innocence.” In the book Lord of the Flies a plane full of young English school boys crashes, leaving all the boys stranded on an island without any adults. At first the boys seem to have a good survival plan, they elect a leader, named Ralph, and they make rules. However as their time on the island increases the boys level of maturity and responsibility seems to decrease, and Jack is the worst of them all. Even though the boys were innocent when they arrived on the island, most of them became savage killers after their time there. The first sign of the boys losing their innocence was when they tracked down and murdered a weak mother pig. “She blundered into a tree, forcing
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