The beast symbolizes the primal savagery that is present in everyone. At first, the boys believe that the beast is a physical being that can be hunted and killed. Simon, however believes that the boys created the beast and that it is just fear combined with the evil and savagery that’s inside them. The boys killing Simon (an act of savagery …show more content…
and fear) because they think he’s the beast helps support this idea.
The beast symbolizes the primal savagery that is present in everyone.
At first, the boys believe that the beast is a physical being that can be hunted and killed. Simon, however believes that the boys created the beast and that it is just fear combined with the evil and savagery that’s inside them. The boys killing Simon (an act of savagery and fear) because they think he’s the beast helps support this idea.
The beast symbolizes the primal savagery that is present in everyone. At first, the boys believe that the beast is a physical being that can be hunted and killed. Simon, however believes that the boys created the beast and that it is just fear combined with the evil and savagery that’s inside them. The boys killing Simon (an act of savagery and fear) because they think he’s the beast helps support this idea.
The beast symbolizes the primal savagery that is present in everyone. At first, the boys believe that the beast is a physical being that can be hunted and killed. Simon, however believes that the boys created the beast and that it is just fear combined with the evil and savagery that’s inside them. The boys killing Simon (an act of savagery and fear) because they think he’s the beast helps support this
idea.
The beast symbolizes the primal savagery that is present in everyone. At first, the boys believe that the beast is a physical being that can be hunted and killed. Simon, however believes that the boys created the beast and that it is just fear combined with the evil and savagery that’s inside them. The boys killing Simon (an act of savagery and fear) because they think he’s the beast helps support this idea.
The beast symbolizes the primal savagery that is present in everyone. At first, the boys believe that the beast is a physical being that can be hunted and killed. Simon, however believes that the boys created the beast and that it is just fear combined with the evil and savagery that’s inside them. The boys killing Simon (an act of savagery and fear) because they think he’s the beast helps support this idea.
The beast symbolizes the primal savagery that is present in everyone. At first, the boys believe that the beast is a physical being that can be hunted and killed. Simon, however believes that the boys created the beast and that it is just fear combined with the evil and savagery that’s inside them. The boys killing Simon (an act of savagery and fear) because they think he’s the beast helps support this idea.