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Simon Lord Of The Flies Analysis

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Simon, who is always helping out Ralph and tries to show the evil which is corrupting all of the children demonstrates how people are initially good in the book Lord of The Flies by William Golding. For instance, in the meetings, Simon attempts to show his concern when, “ (He) mumble(s) confusedly, ’I don’t believe in the beast’ ‘’ (Golding 72). Even if Simon is not a great speaker puts an effort to explain how the beast might be just in their heads. Also, means that he has not been influenced because unlike most of the children did not lose his innocence. May be looked passed but, consequently, is what makes his death unnoticed by Jack’s savages. The author also comments that “here the littluns who ran after him caught up with him….lugged
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