First of all, the classic movie, "The Lord of the Flies," seems to be missing some things involving the characters. I think the reason to this is the time they have for the movie, so the character's role and his t

Secondly, the novel gives the reader more insight into the story with the author's use of symbols. The novel is able to do this because it in depths the most important messages and serious incidents. For example, Piggy's glasses represent civilization, but once they are destroyed it shows that the boys are not finding anything wrong in their actions, and civilization starts fade and becomes a thing of the past. Another symbol is the dead parachutist because this tells that some of the boys have evil in them and those boys are slowly becoming the "Beast." Little by little the boys are turning devilish and savages but they don't seem to realize the consequences of their actions. One event which plays a meaningful role in the novel is Simon's death; his death tells us that the boys have crossed the border of civilization to such level that they can no

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