Lord Of The Flies Essay
Lord Of The Flies Essay�LORD OF THE FLYS� ESSAY
The book, Lord of the Flys, can be interpreted in many different ways.
Depending on the point of view of the reader, William Golding has opinions on man and
society. Golding is inaccurate for making the assumption that all people are born with
evil within them and are not affected by their surroundings.
In the book, the author uses a being called �the beast� to simulate the fear and evil
people have inside. The boys on the island apparently see a beast in the forest, which
scares them and gives them nightmares. Phil says at a meeting, �Last night I had a
dream, a horrid dream, fighting with things. I was outside the shelter by myself, fighting
with things, those twisty things in the trees.� Phil had heard things about he beast from
other boys, which caused him to have the nightmare. He is a young boy, on an island
with no supervision and is afraid of what�s is happening to him and where he is.
Without thoughts of the beast, provoked from the other boys, Phil would never have
experienced this nightmare. Not only the thoughts that the boys think affect them, but the
things they see cause them to have evil intentions.
Golding used a pig�s...
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