Examples Of Free Will In Clockwork Orange

Mankind has a power to choice of his own. God has gifted mankind to control the earth. Free will is a term which means the capability to make choice how to act freely which is not controlled by fate or god. However, free will does not mean to abuse someone for own satisfaction. The main character of “Clockwork Orange” Alex de large was symbol of free will in a society that is so dominated by violation. At one point or another a person has experienced the appeal of violence. Violence has its ways to make people want more, similar to Alex, who robs, rapes, and beating up poor people and that was part of his amusement. An unguided and uncontrolled teenager who also was a violated gang leader, wanted to rule the street and the area where he

live. Leader of small gang who spends his evening despoiling and wreaking havoc on the town until the gang mutinies and “Your Humble Narrator” as Alex refers to himself, is caught by the police. Alex and his Droogs (followers) experience violence on a nightly basis. Alex was described as a criminal guilt of violence, rape and theft. A Clockwork Orange highlights the question of whether people are destined to their fate, or whether free will and external circumstances can influence people's life outcomes. Alex believes that humans are born evil and need cultivation to avoid evil. In contrast to this, Alex fights vehemently against the notion that his freedom to choose should be compromised at all, as free will is what makes him human.