... can interpret that Golding is trying to represent human nature in its entirety. In this representation he shows that contrary to the belief that man is always kind-hearted and innocent, is the wild and barbaric world in which the boys end up. Golding makes the transition from regular school boys to savages so realistic that we are left convinced it could happen to any one. This ... risk my life out there than spend the rest of my time here on this island." The camera then follows Noland out through the reef and onto the sea. Days pass (we are shown this passing by various camera shots i...

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