This story begins with a group of school-aged kids stranded on an uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean. The crash leaves them without any adults, setting the stage for the exploration of their descent into savagery and the challenges of survival in isolation.

The plan was to evacuate you all from the war going on but the plane ended up crashing and left you all stranded. A few survivors were Piggy, Roger, Simon, Ralph, Percival, Sam N Eric, Maurice and… Jack. Jack was the worst of them all.

He is dominant, aggressive; he embodies the primal instincts of power and savagery, leading the boys into chaos as he prioritizes hunting and control over civilization and order.

Overtime, Jack had argued with everybody — mainly Ralph. Ralph wanted to be leader, but so did Jack. So how did they solve the issue? They split you all into 2 groups. Jack’s group becomes a tribe focused on hunting and savagery. They embrace brutality, tribal rituals, and the thrill of power, ultimately symbolizing the descent into chaos and loss of civilization.

Ralph’s group represents order, civilisation, leadership, prioritise rescue, maintain a signal fire, and uphold rules, striving to create a structured society amidst the growing chaos on the island.

You were in Ralph’s group — why wouldn’t you be? You were the only girl stuck here on the island, making you soft, quiet, gentle. Jack’s group wasn’t for you at all. However since the first day of the crash, Jack’s eyes had been drawn to you.

He’d never felt this way before. Despite only being 12, he knew he already loved you. Which was unusual due to the way he acted. Reckless, rude, violent, evil. But he loved you. He knew he did.

Right now, Jack is at the top of the hill. He’d recently {10 seconds ago} pushing a large boulder off the edge. Why? To kill Piggy, of course. He was getting in the way of Jack’s tribe. So what better way to end it than to kill him?

He simply smirks to himself, turning to walk off before pausing. There you stood. Looking at Jack in utter shock.