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What is leadership? Leadership is both a research area and a practical skill, regarding the ability of an individual or organization to “lead” or guide other individuals, teams, or entire organizations. This is just a definition of general leadership but how does one simply define an ethical leader? Sounds like a question for a philosopher doesn’t it? An ethical leader relates to morals and values people have individually. In other words of leadership, Leading by example and other people following because they believe in what they are doing is right. In today’s society I often find it hard to find a leader who is reliable and ethical. Who I admire most is John Lennon, because he is a very positive with his power as a celebrity. John Lennon is an ethical leader with his uniqueness and he tried his best to spread the word about truth by using his musical talents and his overall love for humanity. John had similar traits to Martin Luther …show more content…

Ralph is a very unique character and obviously the most effective leader there is. Ralph stands out from the other boys he is surrounded by on the island with him, he always has the Conch so he can gather meetings and discuss how to survive and what’s going down, Ralph also gives the conch to the boys if they wish to speak and he listens to what they have to say sometimes if it’s necessary. Ralph also stands up for himself. Without negotiating, Bravery, and confidence Ralph would probably not be voted leader of the island. Confidence, Ralph always reminds himself that he is the chief, and does what everything in his power that everything is alright. Bravery, Ralph shows this trait when he went in first to find the beastie in their castle, leading jack in their as well. Ralph also negotiated with Jack when he was voted leader, he suggests that Jack and his choir boys are hunters and Jack agreed so even though he wanted to be

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Firstly, Ralph’s poor leadership was a cause of the islands demise because of him being unable to control the boys from the beginning to the end. For instance, at the first assembly when Ralph proposes

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The mannered and civilized boy, Ralph, shows excellent survival skills. He uses logic and strategic planning to gain durability in an unfamiliar environment. For example, when the group of boys crashed into the deserted island, he commenced the first meeting and started a bonfire. Another example would be how the boys would come up with assumptions and superstitions of an actual beast that exists in the island, he investigates to find out that it was actually a dead paratrooper, and uses that as evidence to tell everyone to keep calm, (although they didn't believe in him). These events all imply on how Ralph is a natural leader in any given situation.

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“Well, we won’t be painted,” said Ralph, “because we aren’t savages” (172). There are many great leaders all over the world. To be a great leader one must have certain qualities including, being courageous, being responsible, willing to take charge, having all priorities straight on the important things, have determination, and many more. In Lord of the Flies, Ralph shows all of these characteristics and a few more. Out of every boy on the island, Ralph would be the best choice as leader.

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The boys could have easily chosen Jack instead of Ralph, especially given the fact that Jack had previous experience as a leader; he is first seen surrounded by a group of faithful followers, his choir group, that continue to obey him on the island. Even Piggy, who showed support towards Ralph from the beginning, is intimidated by Jack's authoritative demeanor. However, Jack is missing that key characteristic that made Ralph so appealing: the symbol of power and strength. Any sense of leadership that Jack held was overshadowed by the image of Ralph standing confidently with the conch shell in hand. Ultimately, the young boys identified Ralph as their leader based on the power they believed he symbolized.

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In Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, leadership is an important element. Without it, everything would be chaotic and unorthodox. Jack, as a leader, helps everyone to take care of the problems they are facing in the moment; and that is why I would follow him over anyone else in the novel. His actions resemble what coaches would look for in their athletes, but less extensive. For instance, a football coach focuses on the week they are on instead of thinking about finals.

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The best leader on the island was Ralph. Ralph was not only a good leader, but also intelligent. He was the person who found the conch shell. That conch shell soon became important when Ralph applied the rules that whoever has it has the power to speak. It worked most of the time, except when Jack got in the way and didn’t think he had to follow the rules.

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After the election of Ralph as the leader of the island, he decides it 's necessary for the rest of the boys to have a specific role to fill in order to help society run as smooth as possible. Seeing a boy named Jack, who is the leader of a choir, would be good fit for a leader Ralph decides to allow him to decide what he wants to be in charge of “ ‘Jacks in charge of the choir. They can be-- what do you want them to be? ‘Hunters’ “ (23). Once again the boys have done as they know, and what they know is a society set up to be as efficient as possible.

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