Please help with homework Lord of the Flies: How does the novel reflect the public’s concerns
- How does the novel reflect the public’s concerns about the conflict between democracy and communism? Does the novel take a side?
- At the end of the novel the Naval Officer says, “I know. Jolly good show. Like the Coral Island”
- Why did Golding choose to end the novel with such a mistaken view?
- How does William Golding use the “beast” in the novel as a whole?
- Simon says: “Maybe there is a beast.”
- Ralph says: “But there isn’t a beast.”
- Jack says: “We’ll make sure when we go hunting.”
