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Stereotypes In Lord Of The Flies

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Throughout history, mankind has been judged as a whole. From racial remarks to stereotypes, the human race has experienced it all. The legalist ideas trailing back to Chinese philosophies that all humans are evil and selfish shows that it's not a certain generation or a specific type of people but ALL humans are bad in their own ways. Whether this being a power hungry dictator or a small town kid wanting to cause trouble, evil lives in everyone. In The Lord of The Flies, each character takes a fair share in contributing to the problems and consequences that occur throughout the book. For example, the events that led to the death of piggy could have been completely avoided if the two groups did not do what's best for themselves, but what was ideal for everyone. The friction between Ralph's tribe and Jacks slowly became stronger as the two battle off at Castle …show more content…

December 14 2012 was the dayr the whole town of newtown and the neighboring cities were shook with shock. Adam Lanza, a 16 year old connecticut resident broke the hearts of many and created problems for years to come. His father was a gun fanatic and owned many in his household, along with his mother, who also owned quite a few. But along with that, adam owned many books on mass shootings, which gave no reason why he may have acted in such a violent way, but revealed that even those who are not expected to kill can have the courage to do the worst they could do. Adam was believed to have killed his mother before murdering 26 others in Sandy Hook Elementary school, 6 adults and 20 children, ages 6-7 (Biography). All schools in fairfield county were immediately placed on lockdown and left children and parents in fear of what would happen next, not knowing what he was capable

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