Good and Evil: Fight to the Finish William's Lord of the Flies, (1954) an Conrad's Heart of Darkness, (1902) there are affective comparisons and contrasts between the protagonist and the antagonist. Even though the protagonist and the antagonist have the same intentions, they have different motives. In Heart of Darkness, Marlow wants to save Kurtz, but the manager doesn't want Marlow to bring back Kurtz, because the manager is afraid that if Marlow brings back Kurtz than …showed first 75 words of 915 total…

…showed last 75 words of 915 total…supposed to overcome the obstacle. The protagonist most often pulls through one way or another. In Heart of Darkness Marlow escapes the manager, the ivory trade, and defeats all his adversaries and in Lord of the Flies, Ralph escapes from Jack and his tribe. Both protagonist and antagonist have similar motifs. But also are different because of many things such as being evil or good and being able to of the right thing or not.