In the book, ‘Lord of the Flies’, a group of young boys is stranded on an island. At first, they focus on being rescued and create fire signals. As time passes, however, the boys are persuaded by Jack and begin to focus on defending themselves from the ‘monster.’ The villain of the book, Jack, is the leader of his tribe. He considers hunting to be more important than sending fire signals because it prevents his tribe from starving. Jack would vote for the Conservative Party of Canada because their ideas are similar to his.
Jack and the Conservative Party of Canada have similar ideas to one another. From the beginning, Jack focuses on supporting the group of boys. He forms a group of hunters to hunt wild pigs on the island. Likewise, the Conservative Party of Canada proposes to support families through “Family Tax Cut” (The Conservative Party of Canada). Moreover, the Conservative Party of Canada values investments in Canadian Armed Forces (The Conservative Party of Canada). Jack leaves Ralph’s group and forms his own tribe. He persuades Ralph’s group of boys to join his tribe in order to strengthen his tribe. Like the Conservative Party of Canada, his tribe guards itself from the ‘monster.’
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