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Sep 25
"Lord of the Flies" follows a group of boys stranded on a deserted island after a plane crash. As they struggle to survive, they descend into savagery and violence, ultimately leading to the tragic deaths of several boys. The novel explores themes of human nature, civilization, and the inherent darkness within all individuals.
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Sep 25
A group of British boys are stranded on a remote island after their plane crashes. Initially excited by their freedom, they soon descend into chaos as they struggle to survive.
Ralph, a natural leader, tries to maintain order and reason, while Jack, a choirboy with a lust for power, leads a faction that embraces savagery. As tensions rise, the island becomes a microcosm of human society, with its conflicts, alliances, and moral dilemmas.
As the boys' descent into savagery intensifies, they become violent and hunt down Piggy, a weak and asthmatic boy who symbolizes intellect and reason. Ralph, the last vestige of civilization, is hunted by Jack and his tribe.
In a final confrontation, Ralph is rescued by a passing naval officer, who witnesses the horrors the boys have inflicted upon themselves. The novel ends with a haunting reflection on the inherent evil within human nature.
Ralph, a natural leader, tries to maintain order and reason, while Jack, a choirboy with a lust for power, leads a faction that embraces savagery. As tensions rise, the island becomes a microcosm of human society, with its conflicts, alliances, and moral dilemmas.
As the boys' descent into savagery intensifies, they become violent and hunt down Piggy, a weak and asthmatic boy who symbolizes intellect and reason. Ralph, the last vestige of civilization, is hunted by Jack and his tribe.
In a final confrontation, Ralph is rescued by a passing naval officer, who witnesses the horrors the boys have inflicted upon themselves. The novel ends with a haunting reflection on the inherent evil within human nature.
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