Why did Ralph make a fire? In William Golding’s novel “Lord of the Flies”, Ralph, the protagonist, makes a fire in order to be rescued. The fire symbolizes hope and …
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This collection of articles delves into the significance of ships in William Golding’s “Lord of the Flies”. From the arrival of the boys on the deserted island to their eventual rescue, ships serve as a constant motif in the novel. Through analysis of specific instances such as the appearance of a dead pilot and the boys’ attempts to build their own raft, these articles explore themes such as civilization vs. savagery, hope vs. despair, and isolation vs. rescue. The collection offers a unique perspective on how ships function symbolically in this classic work of literature.
Does Ralph admit to Jack that he is afraid?
Does Ralph admit to Jack that he is afraid? In William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies, whether Ralph admits to Jack that he is afraid is a topic of …
What was ironic about the boys being rescued in Lord of the Flies?
What was ironic about the boys being rescued in Lord of the Flies? Throughout the book, Ralph, the protagonist, desperately tries to keep the boys organized and focused on their …