As we are never informed what Wildred's suposed 'crime' was it is impossible to be certain what Jack's reasons were. However punished Wilfred was cerrtainly a display of Jack's power. He left Wilfred tied up for several hours before beating him, which would also have served as a example to the rest of the boys. Although Robert had no idea what Wilfred had supposedly done to earn him a punishment apparently nobody challenged Jack's orders, decision or right to inflict a punishment. If anything Robert and the rest of the boys seemed to have thought it was funny, which showed a readiness to acceptance physical violence inflicted by another boy. The punishment was a highly visible display of power and paved the way for further punishments and excesses if and when Jack saw fit to impose them.
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Jack is accustomed to being in a position of authority and he is comfortable with giving orders. he expects his orders to be obeyed and is quite willing to use force to punish anyone who disobeys. Jack is quick to make decisions, he is decisive and is happy to lead by example. Jack is also persuasive and passionate about his beliefs, he can be generous, when it suits him and his confidence in his own abilities inspires confidence in his followers. Jack understands what his followers want and need and as he wants the same things too he is usually quite happy to grant most of their wishes, which makes him pretty popular.
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