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    The novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding is a fantastic yet dark story about boys who become marooned on an island which is broken into three parts. The first section is when the protagonist‚ Ralph and a group of children‚ arrive on the island with everything seeming to be like a paradise at first. The plot begins when of the boys’ arrive to find a dead parachutists who landed on the island‚ and soon all laws of nature and ethics cease to apply. In the final section of the book‚ there is no

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    Lack of care for what consequences will come can allow people to do whatever is on their mind‚ ending in a negative outcome. In Lord of the Flies‚ by William Golding‚ the boys’ descent into savagery is emphasized by their lack of care for one another. This is shown when the boys chase Robert like he is a pig and when Jack’s tribe assaults Piggy. The boys’ lack of care for each other emphasizes their descent into savagery when they chase Robert and try to stab him as if he is a pig. The boys take

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    1. Jack is bent double….his nose only a few inches from the humid earth. In this part‚ the imagery that Golding uses fit to describing an animal’s actions or behavior. Jack reacted same as animal‚ he moved along on all fours not walking upright. He smelt the air like dog or wolf to see if he could detect from the pigs any fresh droppings. Jack was angry because he missed “the promise of meat “. It seems Jack lost much of human’s behavior. He demonized to savagery. Jack driven by animal instinct

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    Imagine a savage. What do you see? You probably don’t see a twelve year old boy with red hair and freckles across his cheeks. Most wouldn’t typically imagine a group of pre-teens as killers‚ but Lord of the Flies‚ written by William Golding‚ isn’t a typical book. The children in the story get to a point that they no longer flinch at the idea of murdering one of their own. While some would say that the unique environment that the boys were put into drove them to the brink of madness‚ I would say that

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    different scholars and universities of different subdivisions of this subject. What I am focusing on is what is to blame for humans to react the way they do when they are in a survival situation. I am using is the novel‚ Lord of the Flies by William Golding. The story starts out like this: there are a group of boys that are on this island in the middle of nowhere. It gives off the vibe that they were in a plane crash. They are completely stranded by themselves. At first‚ they vote who is the leader

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    or not these methods and ideals are successful in doing so. With Golding’s use of allegory in the novel‚ the reader is able to understand what Golding believes to be true about human nature. Golding has stated that is novel was his attempt at discovering the reasons behind the defectiveness of society by tracing it back to the flaws of human nature. Golding has also written that the theme of the novel is complete and utter grief as shown by the last scene depicting the boys weeping for the loss of

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    because both have similar events happen to them. As similar events occur the reader can also theorize that Simon and Jesus share similar traits . First‚ there are many biblical parallels in the allegory‚ “Lord of the Flies” written by William Golding. The confrontation with Simon and the Lord of the

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    understand what the human condition is: The human condition is defined as "the characteristics‚ key events‚ and situations which compose the essentials of human existence‚ such as birth‚ growth‚ emotionality‚ aspiration‚ conflict‚ and mortality." William Golding’s "Lord of the Flies" depicts a pessimistic view of human nature‚ addressing the human condition of fear‚ aggression and leadership and how it influences human organizations. Throughout the novel there is a lot of conflict‚ arising in the

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    “He staggered to his feet‚ tensed for more terrors‚” (Golding 200) and looked up to meet the eyes of his attacker. Roger had once been considered his ally‚ perhaps even his friend‚ but now it had come to this. Roger had simply changed‚ as had the rest of them. His eyes were different now‚ more primal and instinctive‚ willing to do unthinkable acts as long as they stayed behind that mask of paint. Ralph wished he had noticed this before he had tried to change the unchangeable look in their eyes‚ before

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    “Lord of the Flies” is absolutely filled with symbolism in and out‚ my goal is to show symbolism that appears in the book. I will feature 3 Symbols‚ first is the conch representing order‚ second is Ralph representing civilization‚ last is Jack representing savagery and evil. Symbolism is a very major aspect in “Lord of the Flies” and is one of the major themes appearing in the book‚ if you understand the symbolism in the book you will have much more understanding over the ideas of the book. Order

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