The Lord of The Flies: By: William Golding
The Lord of The Flies: By: William Golding
The Lord of The Flies: By: William Golding
Flies
By: William Golding
William Golding
- Was born on September 19, 2011 in
Cornwall, England. He used to teach
English and Philosophy in Salisbury in
1935, but, five years later, left the school
and joined the Royal Navy.
- After World War II, he went back to
teaching and writing.
- The Lord of the Flies, published on 1954,
was the first story of Golding.
- He died due to heart attack in Cornwall at
the age of 82.
CHARACTERS
Characters
Roger Simon
●The group was divided into two: the “littluns” which consists
of boys around the age of six, and “biguns” who are between
the age of ten and twelve.
● But the only kid who realizes the real beast was Simon,
when he hallucinated that the animal’s head on the stick
have spoken to him.
●When Simon was caught up with his hallucination, he tried
to tell it to the others but he ruined the ceremony instead
which made the hunters believed that he is the beast and
they beat him to death.
Simile Alliteration
“the sun gazed down like an angry eye” “spread along, a series of short, sharp
“thunder went off like a gun,” cries, the sighting call.”
This toy of voting is as pleasing as the conch” “the boys began to babble”
“We did everything adults would do.
What went wrong?”
— Ralph