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Ralph and Jack differ over the idea of power, mainly. While Ralph is constantly striving to do the right thing w/ his leadership position, Jack exploits his power, using it towards less noble means--i.e. debauchery, murder, manipulation--in a word, sheer corruption. But the two really butt heads b/c, in a way, they are also remarkably alike. Check the link--it shows this character symmetry/conflict really well.

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The confrontation between Ralph and Jack in "Lord of the Flies" occurs when Jack's tribe steals Piggy's glasses, prompting Ralph to confront Jack about the theft and the deterioration of order on the island. This confrontation highlights the power struggle between the two leaders and the increasing savagery within the boys' group. Ultimately, it leads to a violent confrontation that results in Piggy's death.

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