The Lord of the Flies is an inspirational novel written by William Golding that now is considered a classic. The book demonstrates different themes that captivate the audience. Golding builds his characters well and gives detailed descriptions of the harsh conditions they are exposed to.
Golding does a decent job of keeping the reader’s interest high. Granted there are some plot holes but they make the story unique to every person who reads it. By incorporating elements such as motifs and imagery Golding is able to capture and intrigue his audience.
Golding’s authentic characterization brings the novel to another level. By showing young boys go from innocent civilized kids into savage animals in two hundred pages he makes the story interesting.
Golding does a decent job of keeping the reader’s interest high. Granted there are some plot holes but they make the story unique to every person who reads it. By incorporating elements such as motifs and imagery Golding is able to capture and intrigue his audience.
Golding’s authentic characterization brings the novel to another level. By showing young boys go from innocent civilized kids into savage animals in two hundred pages he makes the story interesting.