William Golding

Throughout the novel Lord of the Flies, William Golding uses symbolism in order to portray the different factors that ultimately lead to savagery and the destruction of civilization. Prominent symbols…

In this book there are plenty of surprising events that arrange from as little as a group separation all the way to murder all these characters minds are resorting to savagery, stuck on an island with…

Evil is very common in the world and can be seen anywhere. No matter where and when someone will have evil intents through savagery and want for power. In the novel. Lord of the Flies, William Golding…

In a group of children, there will always be ones seen as more powerful than the others, ones seen differently and mocked, and others seen as more lively and fun. In the story Lord of the Flies, a pla…

If everyone has "good" and "bad" in their hearts, is it possible for one to have more "good" or "bad" than others? The concept of "good and bad" is a common idea in William Golding's 1954 novel Lord o…

In the novel, Lord of the Flies, the author, Golding, uses indirect characterization to teach the reader further about the characters. Golding uses many forms of actions, dialogue, and narration of t…

Slash! Tear! Cut! Rip! Simon? "The beast was on its knees in the center, its arms folded over its face. It was crying out…" (Golding 152). There are many deaths and attempts on lives to follow Simons …

Ever since humans began to learn how to record information and history, it has made us more intelligent and allowed us to retain information. One of the most famous recordings of history that is famil…

Can you imagine being in a plane crash during a war and then landing on an island with nothing but children and the children include you? This is the exact scenario that a 12 year old boy named Ralph…

Time is the only thing that the boys had on the Island. The novel, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, takes place during World War II. A plane full of young Britain school boys comes crashing down …