What are three main similarities and differences between Jack and Ralph from the novel Lord of the Flies?

1).makes it clear from the
start that he wants to establish a rule-based order on the island. He knows that if the boys are
to survive, they need to create some semblance of civilization. Otherwise, without adult
supervision, they're likely to descend into outright violence.

, however,
couldn't care less about any of this. He just wants to be king of the castle, the absolute ruler
and dictator of the island. Far from seeing violence as a threat, he welcomes it as a way of
consolidating his power and exerting control over the other boys.

2). Jack
sees the whole experience of...