Lord of the Flies Analysis -

lord of the flies  Lord of the Flies symbolically relates Golding's idea of what happens when human beings refuse to deal with the destructive forces in their own nature Yet Lord of the Flies Through the haunting story of a group of schoolboys stranded on an island, Golding's ever-relevant tale of survival and power

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The title, Lord of the Flies, refers to a pig's head mounted on a stick by Jack and his band of hunters; it comes to symbolize the potential for evil that Lord of the Flies subverts the genre It shows boys stranded on an island who try to civilize nature, but instead descend into savagery While other adventure