This animalistic behavior can be viewed as de-evolutionized peoples. There seemed to be no rules or codes of law for these people, only take what you can handle, and do it by showing whose best for the job. Usually meaning someone else would die so what was wanted became what was gained. The only thing that comes to mind is a man saying, “I want it, give it to me, it’s mine now!” Although one could argue that people of this day in age are still the same, only with more strict laws, and with a different way of fighting...
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One could also argue that honor is not so much valued in a monetary based society. Later once there is some establishment within these cities from the book and from class notes, there had been rules, and a leader. The leader would have all of the power, unless there had been another arrangement such as consuls or a senate...
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