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Lord of the Flies

Book • 1954
In 'Lord of the Flies', William Golding tells the story of a group of British schoolboys who are stranded on a deserted island after their plane crashes.

The novel follows their attempts to govern themselves and the gradual descent into chaos and savagery.

The story is an allegory that explores themes of human nature, morality, leadership, and the fragility of civilization.

Key characters include Ralph, who represents order and democracy; Jack, who symbolizes power and violence; and Piggy, the voice of reason.

The novel highlights the tension between the desire for civilization and the primal savagery that lies beneath the surface of human society.

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Mentioned in 23 episodes

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as a magnificent novel about human nature.
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Douglas Murray
as a book that had a profound impact on him during his youth.
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Pete Sutton
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Holly Everett
when recounting a story about directing a production of the play with year 9 students.
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Bruce Hood
as a thought experiment on how a group of children would create their own belief systems.
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Michael Lewis
when describing the dismantling of the US government.
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Rutger Bregman
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Chris Hutchins
when comparing a real-life shipwreck story to the fictional events in the book.
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Michelle Kaplan
as a book that evokes memories of school days and chaotic situations.
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Alastair Campbell
as a childhood book that had an impact.
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