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Innocence In Lord Of The Flies

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“All things truly wicked start from innocence.” In the novel, Lord of the Flies, William Golding created a society from innocence to a society of savagery and chaos. William Golding put the setting of the book on a remote island, where a group of boys are stranded. Two of the boys Ralph and Jack are fighting to be the leader, which creates a lot of conflict. Jack one of the characters in the book, is a nice choir boy looking to be a leader, but instead becomes a hunter and in the end becomes a killer and savage. Jack starts off on the island as an innocent choirboy. Ralph one of the main characters blew the conch to call an assembly to see how many boys were on the island. Jack was leading the choir boys down the beach. “Merridew, his eyes
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