Intertextuality is the idea that states that all literary works come from one place. All works have some kind of relation or some kind of bond. There is no such thing as a single piece of work. Foster stated that there is only one big story and that story relates to every other in some way. Authors use their memories or their past readings to create a story but at the same time, they use ideas and events from other stories at the same time. It doesn’t always have to e one author copying another. Most of the time, it is unintentional. The writers just happen to create the same ideas as each other. George Orwell’s book “Animal Farm” and William Golding’s book Lord of the Flies, are similar to each other because they both represent societies