1. Lord of the Flies is Little More than a Story About the
... in harmony with its reader's heart. Amongst this confused atmosphere of escalating foreboding, the reader's tension and suspense are skilfully amplified. Intimidating is the erratical shatter[ing]' of the blue-white scar' upon the group, menacing is the chant as it swells with threat to desire, thick, urgent, blind' The reader becomes gripped in expectance of the inevitable dramatic climax, the ... explosion. Throughout this, the threat' and heightening of the steady pulse' to the chant, becomes mesmeric, whilst the throb and stamp' and abominable noise, become fearsome. The reader's te...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate