In the novel Lord of the Flies, William Golding tries to expose the aspect of unsure personalities. One of the characters, Jack, switches his way of communicating with the others many times. "`At the beginning of the novel, he refers to the group of kids as we, we are English"'(Golding 42). "`When Jack says that they got to have rules"' he says it in a tone that tries to express the fact of him trying to fix their "society" in a positive way(42). Then later on in the book he expresses his anger to an extent of trying to get respect. `"Eat damn you! are the negative words he states in front of the littluns."' `"During the death of the first pig, kill the pig! Cut her throat! Spill her blood!, Jack speaks to the hunters as if he were their leader, although...