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    Lord of the Flies – Novel Study Lord of the flies is a novel written by Nobel-prize winning author William Golding and was first published in England during the 1950’s. This novel was indeed worthwhile and valuable to read as the intricate imagery and symbolism used was portrayed well by Golding. His work also gives a new insight into human behavior and what evil we are capable of. The book is centered on human condition and contains various layers surrounding this theme. There are a considerable

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    <b>Essay Question Two</b><br>Lord of the Flies opens with the introduction of a small group of English boys that are marooned on an island. The plane was evacuating them from atomic war-ridden England. This is a suiting time for this novel to be written- it shows how savage even little boys can be‚ and that adults are no different‚ with their wars and cruelties. A small society is set up‚ but Jack starts his own rule‚ contrary to Ralph’s leadership. The boys turn on each other‚ eventually killing

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    Traumatic events can stick to a person even years after the actual event has happened. In Lord of the Flies by William Golding during their stay at the island the boys slowly lose their humanity and turn towards savagery leading them to kill 2 of their friends. These events most likely will affect how Roger‚ Jack and Ralph continues in their life. Throughout the book Roger is seen as someone who kep mostly to himself. To begin with he is civilized like the boys stated for example when he was throwing

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    In most societies adults play an important role in civilization. In William Golding’s novel‚ the Lord of the Flies‚ there is no adult authority which leads the young and reckless characters to lose control. The two characters Ralph and Piggy can be compared and contrasted in interesting ways. Both William Golding’s novel the Lord of the Flies and the secondary source “Men of a Smaller Growth” by Claire Rosenfield represent Piggy as young adolescent who has a mind of an adult. Piggy is

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    Lord of the Flies The beast is non-existent‚ yet it cannot be tamed. It is a figment of the human imagination‚ but it still causes fear. Sometimes‚ it only takes thought to produce fear‚ even in the bravest of minds. Thoughts have the ability to produce images‚ which leads the mind to believe that the beast is real. The author uses various techniques to portray the beast’s significance in “Lord of the Flies”. In this story‚ this “beast” is shown to be a symbol of hatred‚ causing the children to

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    Task 1 Lord of the flies Lord of the flies was my book of choice in our classics project . It was written by William Golding‚ a British book writer and noble prize winner. I chose to read this book because I have heard good things about it‚ both from my parents and my classmates. Lord of the flies was the most appealing book to me in the collection we had to choose from. The book is considered a classic and is some of the most recognizable literature William Golding has written. I only had time

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    The story of the “Lord of the Flies” by “William Golding” is fascinating because it makes a philosophical argument between savagery and civilized principles.In the story a group of boys crashland on a tropical island with no adults surviving the crash and soon the group splits into two the savages and the civilized but there was hints of foreshadowing all around the book of this slowly descending to savagery.Some examples of the foreshadowing start when the two main characters meet the other boys

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    Lord of the Flies “Lord of the Flies” by William Golding is a stimulating novel that tells the story of a group of young boys stranded on a deserted island. The young boys soon realise that some form of leadership must be established in order for them to develop their idea of civilisation. The group’s descent into savagery meets some of the characters inevitable ends‚ as the society created at the beginning of the novel- crumbles due to Jack and Ralph’s alpha male rivalry. During the novel‚ one

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    “good guy” is often abused by surrounding beings. This often occurs in everyday life and has been demonstrated in countless stories. This was also shown in the Bible with Jesus Christ. One example of this occurrence can be found in William Golding’s Lord of the Flies. Golding uses the character Simon as a Christ figure and symbol of an ethical being to represent how people naturally begin to turn on their morals over time‚ from accepting the weak to murdering them. In the beginning of the novel

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    creative writer that was a part of his own writing class and had to go through many phases and years to create his most famous novel. He worked on many different books and used different literary devices‚ but his unique writing in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings created his literary reputation. J.R.R. Tolkien’s goal

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