Describe how savagery is seen within Ralph in Lord of the flies.Ralph was happy when he successfully hit the pig, and he did not stop it when...

While Ralph was definitely not the most savage on the
island, we do see it peek out from his charming and reasoned leadership now and again. I
think Golding let us see glimpses of his not so perfect side as a commentary on human
nature...that even the best among us have a dark side that comes out when civililzation
is removed.

You are right...we do see Ralph's savage side
when he hits the pig with his spear and he gets downright excited about it. His
macho-hunter side brags to his peers and he demands to be noticed for his ability to be
a hunter too.

We see it also when Ralph and Piggy join in
with the chanting on the beach and do nothing when the other boys kill
Simon.