Golding’s novel, Lord of the Flies, is an allegory to society. It represents the world, the people in it, and how human nature is to, above all else, survive. Every person likes to believe they are civilized. In the beginning of the novel, the boys on the island establish rules because they believe it is the right thing to do. They have been taught that rules are good and will keep them safe. However as time goes on, all of the boys devolve to a more animalistic nature.
When these children are left on this island, they all have distinct personalities. Some are followers; doing whatever they’re told from whomever tells them to do it. Others are kind and attempt to do what’s best for the majority. Still others are cruel and manipulative, almost
When these children are left on this island, they all have distinct personalities. Some are followers; doing whatever they’re told from whomever tells them to do it. Others are kind and attempt to do what’s best for the majority. Still others are cruel and manipulative, almost