1. Lord of the Flies is Little More than a Story About the
... allegorical level, it explores the fundamental nature of humankind according to the concept of the noble savage and original sin, that man is inherently evil. It dramatizes the human struggle: conflict between the "civilising instinct- and the "savagery instinct- to expose mankind's natural fallen and diseased nature. The pristine island on which the supposedly innocent schoolboys are marooned is metaphorical ... of a microcosm, the reality of the world and condition of mankind. The reversal of mankind's evolution, abbreviation of time and unshackled freedom allows them to unleash their...
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