The novel The Lord of the Flies by William Golding is about a large band of schoolboys who are stranded on a deserted island in the middle of no where. As they all gather around, straightaway one can see that there are two leaders, Ralph and Jack. Ralph is a twelve-year-old fair skinned boy who is the one who calls all of the boys together in the first place. Jack is the leader of the boys' choir that is also marooned on the comatose isle. The boys promptly decide that they need a leader, a chief, so they vote and they elect Ralph to be chief. And truth be told, Jack was mortified when he was not chosen as leader and his choir applauded Ralph. This novel is about how each individual person has two different sides to him or herself that we must choose between: good versus...