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The Lord of the flies of the entire novel, the boys on the island are constantly faced with various concerns. However, on the island, they worry about the beast. Lord of the Flies theme of the beast is very important. The beasts represent the way this man will attempt to convince myself that someone or something else seems to be evil because of the absence of his evil. There is much evidence to support throughout the examples in this book, but it is first necessary to outline the rise of the beast and the evil in the boy.

On the first day of a danger on the island, informed of the "beast", he apparently saw the night before we face the little boy with the mulberry-colored birthmark. At that time, it was the dismissal of his imagination, the older boy, but even at an early stage, it is clear, the words of young children troubled little boy. It must be noted that at this point, there is no clear physical appearance of the beast, because it is considered to be children overactive imagination at work. At the same time, it is clear that, The Golding beast of chaos and horror scenes set in the early chapters of the book to use. Soon became obvious, even the older boys began to doubt whether, in fact, some animal and inhabited islands. Obviously, no one wants to admit it, but in fact, many boys cried out in their sleep or have terrible nightmares is further proof that they are fearsome beasts.

Appears from the first sign of emerging evil, Jack and his hunters kill a pig, and re-enact the killing. People were injured in the process and chanting, which is to be a ceremony at this time. Although Jack's ambition to kill a pig has been met, he brought him a sense of pride and self-realization of the taste. This means that he was satisfied to kill a pig, is not, but will continue to do so. Importantly, Jack feel the need to kill the pigs, to see has been an island of sufficient food supply. It is possible Jack just want to kill the pigs, because the evil of his heart has begun to emerge, and the desire to kill him. Another significant event occurred at this point - open violence between the boys. When Jack encounters the pig and Ralph, because he allowed the fire out and the passage of the ship, he attacked a pig, he apparently despised, and broke his glasses. To some extent this further illustrates the evil inside Jack began his control.