In the novel Lord of the Flies, the setting taken place is during World War II. A group of British boys in a plane are shot down and stranded on an island. This eventually leads to the survival of the boys and positions to support a small civilization. The author William Golding portrays two of the main characters in the novel (Ralph and Piggy) as Knowledge because they created realistic scenarios and served as an infrastructure on the island.
In Lord of the Flies, Ralph, characterized as a leader, understands how power ought to be used and then uses it to increase the chances of them making off the island. Ralph insists on preparing a fire to serve as a signal to any nearby ships so that they may be rescued. The conflict between maintaining
In Lord of the Flies, Ralph, characterized as a leader, understands how power ought to be used and then uses it to increase the chances of them making off the island. Ralph insists on preparing a fire to serve as a signal to any nearby ships so that they may be rescued. The conflict between maintaining