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    Later in time most of the boys find themselves struggling with maintaining their civility‚ this turns them into partial savages with painted faces running around almost nude. In a similar way‚ police officers act over confident when hiding behind their soldier-like uniforms. After losing all hope in rescue‚ Jack withdraws himself from the large group and forms his own. He becomes vicious thinking about hunting pigs for dinner. Wanting the element of surprise when attacking the sow‚ “[he] plan[s]

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    In Lord of the Flies‚ Jack embodies the innate human desire‚ one that is capable of murder‚ to assert dominance‚ attain power for one’s own benefit‚ and to control‚ which ultimately leads to anarchy and the deaths of innocent boys and pigs. When the children first arrive to the island‚ Jack fails to prove his masculinity to the others when he was unsuccessful in “cutting into living flesh” (31)‚ and witnessing the sight of an “unbearable blood” (31); however‚ this yearning need to experience the

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    Piggy is one of the main characters in the book Lord of the Flies and despite his physical health and inability to swim‚ he is an important character that greatly affects Ralph and Jack’s decisions due to his intelligence. Near the beginning of the book‚ you quickly learn that Piggy is a plump boy that has asthma and has been wearing specs since he was three. You can also tell that Piggy is a friendly person because during Ralph’s small laughing mania at the name ’Piggy’‚ "Piggy grinned reluctantly"

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    parents nagged you about putting your napkin in your lap and saying “yes sir” and “yes ma’am”. These skills are not naturally known‚ they have been taught over the years throughout history. Take that all away‚ and what would you have? The answer is in William Goulding’s Lord of the Flies‚ when a group of boys are stranded on an island with no rules-- or nagging parents. Over time‚ their previous comfortable life begins to disappear‚ and with that‚ this barbaric side is introduced‚ bringing chaos and destruction

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    Part Two: Biographical Essay When William Golding was young‚ to his oncoming adult years‚ there were many events going on in his life that shaped him. The events in his life give us a look at why he chose to do things‚ from acting the way he did‚ to writing arguably his most famous novel‚ Lord of the Flies. These major events give us a better look at the life of William Golding. They allow us to see the other things going on in his life‚ and see why he may have reacted the way he did. Born in 1911

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    Foreword On the following pages the novel "Lord of the Flies" and the 1950’s in Britain will be discussed. The introduction will exclusively deal with the novel of William Golding and the author himself. The general information includes of course a summary‚ a portrait of the author‚ the island setting of the novel and a characterisation of the characters that are of importance because of they are political symbols and very important throughout the novel. The main part introduces the 1950’s in

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    Why I think William Golding wrote the novel “Lord of the Flies” By: Hoang Nguyen The novel William Golding wrote is mainly about a bunch of young British boys stranded on a deserted island without any adults. Then the boys tried to establish some-what a civil society to resolve problems but unfortunate events happen one after another. I believe the reason why Golding wrote the novel was because he had seen many things during World War One while servicing the British Royal Navy and tried to interpret

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    “It is only in adventure that some people succeed in knowing themselves - in finding themselves.” Andre Gide All the kids voted for making Ralph the leader of the group. Jack hesitated when he was about to kill the pig. They hit Piggy in the head with a rock and he fell off a cliff and died. This book is a story with a message and it is a great tale of adventure. All the kids voted for making Ralph the leader of the group. When the kids voted for Ralph to be the leader of the group‚ it reminded

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    In the beginning of the book‚ (Pos. 7-9) Ralph and piggy don’t even know each other and are the only ones‚ that they know of‚ who are on the island. (Pos. 65) Ralph and Piggy seem to be more associated with each other. They also share ideas with each other and see what the other one thinks of his idea. (Pg. 88-89) Ralph and Piggy both agree that there probably isn’t a beast unlike everyone else is thinking‚ so this means that they have something in common. (Pg. 125) Ralph thinks he saw the beast

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    Individual Struggle Within Society: An Analysis of the Freudian Allegory in William Golding’s Novel Lord of the Flies Just as society strives to maintain a balance of structure‚ individuals face a similar conflict. Sigmund Freud identifies this internal conflict with his interpretation of the battle within the human conscience; these opposing forces are the id‚ ego‚ and superego. In William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies‚ Golding conveys that in order to maintain structure in a civilization‚ a balance

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