Leadership In Lord Of The Flies, By William Golding

Power is a powerful component for a leader. Leaders can grow up to be strong, marvelous and superior or a tyrant, despot and oppressing dictator. But as well the community lets their leader to become whom they want to rule by. The novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding is a novel about school boys and their hunger of power and the narcissism of the boys. As well their views of leadership and oppression towards other boys. The novel Animal Farm by George Orwell is a novel about an oppressing leader, Napoleon, and his views of how society should run and creating dystopian farm. The similarities of both novels include a selfish leader and hopeful leader. Including the characters being affected by the leaders. If nobody revolts to their fascist

Leaders are usually the ones that create rules and policies, but if a leader removes the rights of a population that creates disaster in a community. In Animal Farm Napoleon is making animals to work long hours, cut their rations by half and executes anyone that he doesn't like. But Napoleon and pigs change the Commandments time to time without the approval of other animals. Removing and editing the rights of the animals. The narrator states,“For once Benjamin consented to break his rule, and he read out to her what was written on the wall. There was nothing there now except a single Commandment it ran: ‘All Animals Are Equal But Some Animals Are More equal Than Others” (Orwell 134). The commandments are changed and Benjamin notices that this Commandment is different. He acknowledges that the pigs changed the rule for the pigs sake and not for the animals sake. In the beginning of the quote it states that benjamin breaks his rule of reading and adding his input about the Commandments because he truly knows this commandment by heart because it was the most related one to him. Including that Benjamin remembers Old Major speech of a world of equality and not of inequality. As well remember how Mr. Jones treated the animals in the past and it reminds him of all the hard labor Jones made him do. The narrator states, “ The creatures

Roger disobey and disrespect Ralph when the narrator stated, “Roger edged past the chief, only just avoiding pushing him with his shoulder. The yelling ceased, and Samneric lay looking up in quiet terror. Roger advanced upon them as one wielding a nameless authority” (Golding 182) In the past Roger noticed that the island that he was stranded had no adults or law enforcement. He also knew that he didn’t need to enforce or respect the rules that were made by Ralph. Roger as well terrorized the littluns and was an avoidant character. The final sentence states Roger’s violence towards Samneric. Roger is the first one to break away from civilization and the first to show his violent authority to Samneric and the littluns making them oppressed and tormented. As well the other older boys are influenced to do the same and oppress many other boys. Creating a group of boys of narcissism But the narcissistic views of Jack includes his authoritarian dictatorship that he wants the island to