He has to have control over his people. Jack lets them do whatever they want so long as they have fun. He is very convincing and can convince his tribe members to do almost anything. For example: he had convinced his tribe members to hunt down the sow and they had successfully done so. (136) Jack has gained his authority by feeding the boys and by letting them what they want to do...
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(136) Jack has gained his authority by feeding the boys and by letting them what they want to do. Jack offers the boys what they want. Ralph might seem more democratic but then again democracy is based on majority ruling and freedom. In reality, Jack offers the boys more freedom. He lets the boys do whatever they want...
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