This is what the boys of the island initially call, "The Beast."
What is a parachutist/skydiver?
This character represents Civilization throughout the novel, Lord of the Flies.
Who is Ralph?
This word is symbolic in Chapters 1 and 9 and serves to personify the island.
What is the scar?
In the opening of of Chapter 7, the boys go looking for this.
What is the beast?
He served in Her Majesty's Navy during World War 2
Who is William Golding?
He is the first character the reader is introduced in Lord of the Flies.
Who is Ralph?
The boys cling to the rules and order from this experience.
This treasure is used to call and maintain the order of meetings.
What is the conch?
Ralph gets carried away when the boys decide to do this in Chapter 7.
What is the pig hunt?
45
How many publishers rejected Lord of the Flies before getting published
Gentle, quiet, and murdered by the mob of boys
Who is Simon?
This character claims that they are not savages and looks forward to punishing those who break the rules set forth by the boys.
Who is Jack?
During the course of Lord of the Flies, a littlun is killed by this natural force produced by the boys.
What is a fire?
Jack does this with the pig's head after the pig hunt.
What is leaves it on a stick for the beast?
What is inspiration needed to Golding to write
This character is the first to die on the island.
Who is the little boy with the scar on his face?
This characteristic increasingly shows the gradual slip from civilized behavior and civilization into savagery.
What is violence?
This emotion divides the the boys.
What is fear?
This character's death symbolizes the first sign of loss of innocence
Who is The Boy with the Mulberry Birthmark?
The English county sea shore
what location inspired the island
This character discovers the conch in Chapter 1.
Who is Piggy?
This represents the devil or evil inside us.
What is The Lord of the Flies?
Simon says, "..what I mean is...maybe [this is] only us."
What is the beast/evil?
What does Simon think is the beast?
The pilot with the parachute
1983
When did William Golding win the Nobel Prize