Lord of the Flies was fantastically written by William Golding, who was a British novelist, playwright, and poet. “Lord of the flies” is an allegorical novel for describing what has happened during World War II, and being published in 1954. Golding unravels a marvelous and frightening world in the wild island, to portray the evilness within human nature, no matter which country he/she lives, or how he/she was educated. People’s moral and sanity will disappear, while the darkness is revealing in acts, when the conditions have enormously changed. Lord of the Flies was created as a counterpoint to another novel The Coral Island which was written by the British author R.M. Ballantyne in 1858. In The Coral Island, Ballantyne illustrates the story
