Human Behavior In Lord Of The Flies By William Golding

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Lord of the Flies means Beelzebub which is defined as devil. William Golding, the author, shows a clear insight into human behavior and portrays many aspects of human characteristics. Humans are savage by nature and they have their own hidden devils. This book is about adolescent British boys stranded on an island without any adult guidance or supervision. These adolescent British boys become savage when their inner evil are exposed; they are willing to do whatever they desire. He wants to suggests that when humans are free from rules and orders, their innocence and humanity tend to transform into savagery and he intends to indicate that in order to survive, people can’t be purely innocence. Golding approaches to his purpose by showing how