Adversity in Lord of the Flies and Little Brother

Throughout life, people subjugate grimness and achieve individualized growth over days, months or even years of experience. In Little companion indite by Cory Doctorow, Marcus faces difficult problems which back up him to whip adversity and give tongue to significant personal growth. In maestro of the Flies by William Golding, Ralph also faces a series of issues and obstacles that clearly portrays his character victimisation throughout the novel. Little Brother and Lord of the Flies twain showcase the protagonists hardships and challenges due to the feature that twain characters were track down by their enemies, they are both leaders of groups, and both face various forms of adversity.\nIn both novels, the master(prenominal) characters, Ralph and Marcus, found themselves in situations where they were creation hunted by their enemies and both characters were able to survive and over come on this problem. In Little Brother, Marcus was being tracked by the part of Ho meland Security because they intend to hunt him down for attempt to expose their plans to the public. Marcus explains what is going to adventure to him when he publishes the video. He explains, Theyre approaching for me though. You see that. Theyre trying to clothe me in jail forever. non even jail. Ill just disappear. (Doctorow, 282) As the DHS gains more than control to the city, Marcus became more independent and figures out a way to fight as well as patronise himself when the DHS comes for him. In the end, he overcomes adversity by provision to lam the country with his girlfriend. In Lord of the Flies, Ralph find himself being hunted by Jack and his folk of boys. Jacks tribe even starts a fire in the woodwind instrument in an attempt to push Ralph out of hiding. Ralph explains that Jacks tribe is planning to hunt and kill him. Wont you come with me? Three of us. Wed stand a chance. (Golding, 210) As Jacks tribe becomes more savage, Ralph becomes more self-dependent and strong. He has the fellowship to defend himself when they a...