In the Lord of the Flies, Golding uses a lot of symbolism. He uses different objects in the story to symbolize the boy's conditions. The conch, glasses, fire, and the hair growth are examples of some of the symbols in the story. Golding uses the condition of the fire, glasses, and conch to symbolize the condition of the boy's civilization. To begin, Golding uses the condition of the fire to represent the condition of the boy's civilization. First, the boys work together and get the fire started; at this time the boys ... are acting as a civil group. The fire, when ... ...

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