Analysis of “Lord of the Flies”
"Lord of the Flies" was the debut novel by a famous English writer, who lived in the 20th century. It has won the nobel price and is a great classic. William Golding (1911-1993) wrote novels that were both realistic and easy to read. He also wrote about the deep, abstract things that can put people's ability to reflect the test.
"Lord of the Flies" was first published in 1954. The book is an allegorical roman concerning the struggle between good and evil in the human mind. We face issues barbarism, jealousy, murder, jealousy, malice and hatred
This is a mature book that requires a lot of reflection and understanding to comprehend, but it can also be suitable for young people with good understanding.
The action takes place on a deserted tropical island, where a group of English youngsters have been left alone after a plane crash. The island is a paradise with bright blue seas, white beaches, palm trees and rocks. They choose a leader, Ralph, who is trying to organize the rules and duties of each individual, so everything can work. They will work to the rescue comes. But as time passes, they develop innocent little boys to the sadistic savages, bloodthirsty and irrational. The realistic, natural story is about someone stranded on a desert island. But it is allegorical and abstract matters.
