becomes the chief while Jack is made leader of the hunters This division of roles resembles the separation of powers in a political system Ralph represents government and law while Jack represents defense and force At first both work together But soon Jack s hunger for control grows He says I ought to be chief This conflict between leadership and power reflects the struggle between democracy and dictatorship The harmony of their political order slowly turns into rivalry and rebellion Fall Into Dictatorship As fear of the beast spreads Jack uses it to control the boys He builds his own tribe and rules through fear and violence The boys paint their faces and chant Kill the pig Cut her throat Spill her blood This marks the fall from democracy to tyranny Jack s tribe rejects law and order replacing them with blind obedience The political structure collapses and chaos takes over Golding shows how easily political systems can fall when power and fear replace justice and unity The society of the marooned children begins as a democracy but ends as a dictatorship Golding uses this transformation to show the fragility of human order and the danger of uncontrolled political power