It was really shocking to watch this kind of movie about survival on a deserted island, a test of human nature for the first time.
For Survival on the Deserted Island, I was still stuck on the Robinson plot at first, so I thought that the children would face hunger, water and other issues together in harmony. At the beginning, I picked up the conch conch. I thought that this kind of democratic leader has been established, and then I will overcome difficulties together.
They used piggy glasses to light a fire and waited for rescue. They didn't hunt and eat fruit. The children played like monkeys. They had fun, but they didn't expect that the split began because of the arrival of the wild boar.
Jack wanted to be a leader, but he hunted a wild boar, and the carnivorous and vegetarian food split. Jack also took the opportunity to lead his companions on a wolf-like journey.
The film reached its climax. The irrational Jacks used wild boar heads to declare authority, looted sharp knives and spectacles, and stabbed Simon to death inhumanely, and smashed piggy to death. The reason why they did such a behavior is one of the reasons. The island is completely deserted, civilization is lost, and it is in a primitive society. Second, the bloody violence stimulated the children's primitive instincts, bullying the weak and fighting for power.
I think from this, I can conclude that human nature is evil, primitive human beings are like this, because civilization is established because of the establishment of order, human society will become orderly and friendly to each other.
Horrible humanity, never known. . .
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