Teachings of the past have always remained within humans. Tales from ages ago still make their way into the modern day, allusions to the past. The lessons that people are taught when they are young stick with them throughout their lives, setting the morals. In The Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the group of young boys, stranded on an island, show the power that moral teachings of the past have upon people, even those completely hidden away from the order that enforces such morality. The boys on the island are still affected by society’s teaching, even while on a stranded island and thus far removed from society.
The children in the book still cling, whether voluntarily or not, to society’s lost morals. Roger throws rocks at a little
The children in the book still cling, whether voluntarily or not, to society’s lost morals. Roger throws rocks at a little