Lord of the Flies

keenon

01.10.2011

In the novel, Lord of the Flies, readers understand the post-war British interaction of children with each other. One cannot help making the comment that the children of a fighting society will kill each other and destory themselves at the very end. It means that they create their own fears and anxiety although they disturb the nature with the atomic bombs. In the novel, a reader can also understand that the nature of so called civilized people cannot bear the uncivilized nature of the untouched place. That is why this novel is going to enchant you at the very end.

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