Lord of the Flies: Man Giving Into Savagery Lord of the Flies by William Golding portrays man giving into their savage side and falling into the claws of corruption with the absence of civilization. Civilization draws the invisible boundaries for man. Without these barriers, man alters into "man the destroyer", a hideous form fabricated from perversion and immorality. However, the animal in human nature does not come unforeseeably, but reflects the hidden emotions the individual is encountering or has encountered. Jack who takes control by sheer force and winning the fear of others, is really showing his true nature. Before the plane....

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