Tag: Percival

This collection of articles delves into the character of Percival in William Golding’s classic novel “Lord of the Flies”. Through various lenses, including psychological, literary and sociological perspectives, these articles explore the ways in which Percival embodies key themes and motifs within the novel. From his initial appearance as a timid and vulnerable child, to his descent into madness later on in the story, these articles provide insightful analyses and interpretations of Percival’s role in shaping the narrative of “Lord of the Flies”. Additionally, this collection examines how Percival represents larger societal issues such as power dynamics, fear and trauma. Overall, this collection offers a comprehensive exploration of one of Golding’s most complex characters, shedding new light on both Percival himself and the novel as a whole.