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Lord of the Flies Themes - Coggle Diagram
Lord of the Flies Themes
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Good vs Evil
Good
Simon
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represents the superego: the part of the personality that looks at society's values and moral values and attempts perfection
Simon represents good as he always notices the little details; when the boys went off exploring the island, they were focusing on shelters and food and hunting, but Simon only noticed the "blue flowers"
When Simon dies, unlike all of the other gory and tragic endings, Simon is described as being "softly surrounded by a fringe of inquisitive bright creatures"
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Evil
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Roger
Near the start of the book, Roger walks through and kicks over the sandcastles that the littluns are building
“Roger led the way straight through the castles,kicking them over”
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The Hunters
The Hunters chant "kill the beast, cut her throat, spill her blood"
Good and Evil
The bird described at the start of the novel represents how something that may look good and pure but can have hidden personalities
"a bird, a vision of
red and yellow, flashed upwards with a witch-like cry"
The Island represents good and evil on the island with the division of the Hunters' territory and where Ralph and the others are
Friendship
Ralph and Piggy
:star:"a true, wise friend called Piggy " :star:
:star:"He's not fatty, he's Piggy" :star:
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Loyalty vs Betrayal
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Betrayal
At the start of the novel, Ralph betrays Piggy by revealing to the others what his nickname is after promising he will keep it a secret