Lord of the Flies: Themes (AQA GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Lord of the Flies: Themes
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The 'beast' in LOTF represents

The darkness within all humans

Conch shell symbolises

Law, order, and civilised society

Conch's destruction symbolises

Complete breakdown of civilised order

Jack transforms from ___ to ___

Choir leader to bloodthirsty hunter

Jack's transformation illustrates

Fragility of civilisation

First successful pig hunt marks

Beginning of descent into savagery

Simon's murder represents

Complete loss of innocence

Evil in LOTF is ___ not external

Intrinsic part of human nature

Beast symbolises (within boys)

Primal instincts and innate evil

'Lord of the Flies' physically is

The severed pig's head

True beast is (per Simon's revelation)

Violent & savage impulses within each boy

Ralph represents ___ leadership

Democratic

Jack represents ___ leadership

Authoritarian

Ralph emphasises (3 things)

Rules, cooperation, rescue

Hunters become ___ under Jack

Violent & tribalistic

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