"The Lord of the Flies"

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This paper looks at William Golding's book "The Lord of the Flies" and its movie version. The paper shows how the book and movie portray certain aspects of society and leadership. The characters of the book are also discussed.

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"Here there is the formation of the hierarchy that will later set the rules, this pattern continues when the boys meet the others. Two bands of boys are formed, the choir boys with their leader being the former head chorister; Jack, gaining superiority due to his former position and the fact that he can reach top C. Ralph is the leader of the rest of the boys. Here we see the rules start to form. There has been no formal agreement on rules at this stage, only the recognition of a need for leaders. The split resulted in two groups quitet amicably."

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