The relationship between Lord of the flies and the author, William Golding, contradicts how easily partnership between the adult and child mind rapidly does not get along. Throughout the novel, an extent of progress became a demonic presents, show as kids are easy and calm when parents are there, but until adults leave, kids turn into a helpless chaotics. Golding expresses the childlike minds and reverses growing up as the boys began to be more credulous on the island. “They began to stir though still the world outside the shelter was impossibly dangerous” as if the boys are far away from every adult contact (Golding 99). Though the adult contact to the boys is very limited, they act upon how alone they feel, their realization progresses about
