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Symbolism In Lord Of The Flies: What The Objects Really Mean
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The Lord of the Flies is a gripping tale in which William Golding, the author, traces the problems of society back to those of human nature. Throughout this novel, Golding uses symbolism by implying a deep message through objects in the story. The pig’s head on a stick, the masks, and the conch are all important symbols in the novel that have ....
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.... their civilized lives as they possibly could. Those who did wear masks had almost lost their entire identities. As Percival Wemys Madison tried to introduce himself to the captain, “I’m, I’m –” (pg.201), is all that he could muster out. The memory of who he was had slowly crept away from him.
Arguably, the most important symbol in the.... |
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