Answer: Ralph; toward savagery Explanation: In Chapter 6 of "Lord of the Flies," Ralph's diminishing power over the other boys represents a shift toward savagery in the novel's central conflict. As Ralph loses control and influence over the group, the boys become increasingly influenced by their primal instincts and the leadership of Jack, who embodies savagery and the desire for power and dominance. This shift underscores the broader theme of the conflict between civilization and savagery within human nature.
