Jack Merridew


	Personality	Role
	Vain Egomaniatic bossy selffish prideful	Represents the hubris(pride) human animalistic way represents the Id acts as the antagonist of the story
	Development (Growth & change)	Other information
	At the beginning of the novel, he is unable to kill the piglet Becomes obsessed with killing the pig Embraces the savage within Uses this fear he's build within the boys to control them Is hungry for power and becomes obsessed with killing and becoming more of an authority figure among the boys.	Is the first to embrace the savagery within

At the beginning of the novel, he is unable to kill the piglet
Becomes obsessed with killing the pig
Embraces the savage within
Uses this fear he's build within the boys to control them
Is hungry for power and becomes obsessed with killing and becoming more of an authority figure among the boys.

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