This was a passage paper from Lord of the Flies by William Golding.

Lord of the Flies <Tab/>William Golding, in his book Lord of the Flies, leads the readers, step by step, to understand the core of the problems of society. Two thirds into the book, Golding introduces the Lord of the Flies, which was a monstrous head of a pig on a stick to Simon, one of the boys who survived an airplane crash on a deserted island, and they maintain a …

…point, we get the insight, the core idea of this story, of why there is so much violence and sadness in this word. Later on we will follow Ralph in his desperate attempt to survive, but we already know that he has no chance. The author unties the plot by bringing outside forces- the adults- back to the kids' world, but still has no good solution to the violence and innate evil in their world.