How are humans innately created and what alters their behaviors? In Lord of the Flies by William Golding, how humans are innately created and what alters their behaviors is the way of loss in their innocence, their absence of social norms, and savageness and civility . That has shown the message of these acts. Loss of innocence, how humans are innately created and what alters their behaviors is the surrounding around them. From how they had to adapt to what was right and what was wrong. In Lord of the Flies by William Golding says, “the mask compelled them “ (Golding 78). This explains how when having the “makeup” on it gave them the need for authority and strength. As in when they felt this way they let their dignity take over them as in overstepping and overpowering on their boundaries. Like also in the text when they started losing their innocence, “Two? Killed?”(Golding 288). This illustrates how when the officer asks Ralph, he is surprised that they died on purpose while they were stranded on the island, since the officer believes that in these cases the children are innocent and well …show more content…
In Lord of the Flies by William Golding exclaims. “In silence, and standing over the dry blood,” (Golding 196). This explains when conflict happens they have a loss of word, mind, and stability. Loss of social norms. As in when they were socially civilized carving for power in authority none of that at the time came to them. There were no longer social norms when they put themselves through one's fear to live and be stabilized. Such as, when they had to kill to survive and survive from killing that causes them to create fear from themselves that creates the absence of social norms. In the ways of loss of innocence, how humans are innately created and what alters their behaviors is the situation and conflict they have been inflicted