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Ralph Lord Of The Flies Quote Analysis

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Stepping away from the book, we see that for most of the story Ralph takes control of the situation and handles it like an adult; most of the time he is very devoted to getting back home. In this first meeting, however, Ralph doesn’t seem to care. When the meeting is underway, Ralph isn’t very serious and he says, “seems to me we ought to have a chief to decide things,”(22). He says this almost as if they are playing a game in gym class; he doesn’t really mean it. Once again, Ralph isn’t in a rush to get off of the island and although this could be because of many different reasons, one of them is most definitely that there is no one there to tell him what to do. At this point in the story, everything about this place was equally as good as
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