Lord Of The Flies Rhetorical Analysis

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In the novel, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the author shows Ralph using logos, pathos, and ethos by being the best leader. At the beginning of the novel the children wanted a leader who knew what to do, how to survive, getting rescued, and in control of the situation. The children believed in Ralph’s logic. For example, when he holds the conch it gathers the children and shows his trustworthy. His trustworthy is also shown by how mature he is more than all the other children, and in the end he is chosen as a leader. Also using the conch he tries to civilize the society on the isolated island. Later in the novel, he uses logos by when he have an idea of fire and shelter to survive in order to be rescue. All of these methods are prove