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William Golding's " Lord of the flies", and Stevenson's "Jekyll and Hyde" focus on the duality of man's evil and the reasons for that sudden change in character.	Not rated
William Golding's Lord of the Flies is a tale of tragedy and conflict within society.	Not rated
William Goldings Use Of Symbolism In The Novel "Lord Of The Flies".	Not rated
William Golding’s main reason to explore the “defects of human nature” in his novel Lord of the Flies is to portray the destruction caused when civilization is consumed by	Not rated
With Reference to specific incidents and characters, show how this statement can be justified and explain how life on the island has changed for the boys since their arrival.	Not rated
Write about the significance of the conflict between the boys here and how Golding uses this conflict in the novel as a whole.	Not rated
Write an analysis of the opening chapter of ‘Lord of the Flies’	Not rated
Write an epilogue to Lord of the Flies.	Not rated
Write an essay answering explain what went wrong on the island and why, in order to bring out what you think Golding has to say about how society operates.	Not rated
Write an essay on the significance of the fire and the conch which compares and contrasts the two symbols.	Not rated
‘Things are breaking up - I don’t understand why’-Ralph - To what extent do you agree with the preposition that things begin to break up because Ralph is unable or unwilling to exercise power effectionally.	Not rated
“We’ve got to have rules and obey them. After all we’re not savages”	Not rated

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