In all great literature there is a common theme near the end of the book. The authors seem to answer the main question that has been lurking with the reader the whole book. In Lord of the Flies, William Golding used the same type of ending when explaining that the naval officer found the boys on the island, but he leaves many questions unanswered such as; Did the boys find their parents? How did their lives change when they went back home? When I first finished the book I didn't expect it to be over like that. I wanted to know all of those answers, but I found the last chapter interesting because know I can make up my own expectations of the story ending.
When the boys are first caught by the naval officer they seem to be caught u their mother.
When the boys are first caught by the naval officer they seem to be caught u their mother.