¨Tough times never last but tough people do¨ (Schuller). Robert Schuller´s quote sums up the moral of the story in both Ordinary People and Lord of the Flies about how people will become stronger through the tough situation or how tough situations expose people's weaknesses. In both novels and in real life people will either crumble under the stress of the tough times or they will become bigger men and rise to the occasion. Ordinary People by Judith Guest and Lord of the Flies by William Golding both put characters in tough and unexpected situations that could happen to anyone to show how people make immoral decisions when put into tough situations.
As a whole in Lord of the Flies the characters that were faced with tough times which was all of the children ended up not being so mentally tough and reacted by becoming crazed mentally weak children. As soon as the kids end up on the island in Lord of the Flies they are just normal kids who have not had any real problems in their short time they have been on earth. Before the times were tough they were all just naive kids who tried to be responsible and do the right …show more content…
Both novels by very different authors who wrote very different books shared the consistent theme of people acting immoral in tough situations. Both novels also share the theme of how tough people people last but the tough times never do with the characters situations getting better in the end of both books with depressions getting better and getting saved from the island. Parents who lose a child to suicide are at high risk for mental health problems and subsequent marital breakup, researchers found.(Walsh) The moral of the story is that tough things happen in everyone's lives but the most important part of what happens is how you respond to the
As a whole in Lord of the Flies the characters that were faced with tough times which was all of the children ended up not being so mentally tough and reacted by becoming crazed mentally weak children. As soon as the kids end up on the island in Lord of the Flies they are just normal kids who have not had any real problems in their short time they have been on earth. Before the times were tough they were all just naive kids who tried to be responsible and do the right …show more content…
Both novels by very different authors who wrote very different books shared the consistent theme of people acting immoral in tough situations. Both novels also share the theme of how tough people people last but the tough times never do with the characters situations getting better in the end of both books with depressions getting better and getting saved from the island. Parents who lose a child to suicide are at high risk for mental health problems and subsequent marital breakup, researchers found.(Walsh) The moral of the story is that tough things happen in everyone's lives but the most important part of what happens is how you respond to the