Alex and Jack in A Clockwork Orange and Lord of the Flies

Alex 's thought and action in a comparative novel "Cross Orange" between Jack and Alex is similar to his role in "Flying King" Jack. Alex, a 15 year old young man, is a social problem. Rape, violence, Beethoven are his main pleasures. Jack is a desert island choir. In the world of Jack before arriving at the island, "It sticks to voluntarily impractical consensus ... It passed through civilization, but it passed only fear" (Whissen 140).

Jack is the most experienced man in Jack's transfiguration novel "The Lord of the Flies" at William Golding's Lord of the Flies. Jack started the novel as a somewhat arrogant choir and he cries when he was not the leader chosen on the island. Jack gradually became a vicious murderer who does not respect his life. Following a series of stages such as first-class choirs, first-class hunting tribes, wearing masks, murdering Simon, separating from groups and intentionally killing piglets, Jack is a barbaric beast from ordinary arrogant boys I will transform it.

Alex's thought and behavior in the novel "Wind Clock" is similar to Jack in "Fly King". Alex, a 15 year old young man, is a social problem. Rape, violence, Beethoven are his main pleasures. Jack is a desert island choir. Prior to arriving at the island of Jack, "I am sticking to voluntarily impractical consensus ... It was through civilization, but it could only be maintained through fear" (Whissen 140) . When the fear of social opposition is removed, non-violent agreements are lifted and the existence of civilization will be savage and savage. This evil only happens after all his restrictions have been removed. Alex is a hooligan who loves violence and rape. He wandered around the streets at night. When arrested, Alex receives a series of treatments to prevent violence and rape. Alex and Jack are sad leaders of their own group.