Jack gains power in "Lord of the Flies" through manipulation, intimidation, and the appeal to primal instincts. He capitalizes on the boys' fear of the unknown, particularly the imagined "beast," and presents himself as a protector. By leveraging his hunting skills and establishing a sense of camaraderie among the boys, he fosters loyalty and dominance, ultimately leading to his authoritarian rule over the group. His descent into savagery reflects the inherent darkness within humanity and the ease with which civilization can break down.
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