Golding, William: 1911-1993

Lord of the Flies, 1954 - Teaching

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  1. Does Golding suggest that evil is inherent in human nature, or does he show how social circumstances produce violence?
  2. Is Ralph genuinely a democratic leader?
  3. Why does Jack's leadership become increasingly attractive to the boys?
  4. Is Simon's understanding of the Beast fundamentally different from that of the other boys?
  5. Does the ending offer hope, or does it reinforce the novel's pessimism?