Golding’s perspective is also represented by the impact human nature has on even the most innocent of the children. During their outings, the boys often shout “Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood!” from the thrill of the hunt (Golding 152). Although it is spoken by the younger boys, this quote demonstrates their aggressive rage and thirst for blood. Also, the appointing of a chief represents the boyish quality in each member of the group. Ralph offers Jack as a possible leader, saying “Who wants Jack for chief? (Golding 23). The scene foreshadows that all the boys will eventually return to their initial ways. This includes even Ralph who is the most civilized and mature of the lot. Later in the story he gives in to these urges when
