Lord of the Flies: Characters (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Lord of the Flies: Characters
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What does fire symbolise in LOTF?

Hope, civilisation, connection to outside world

What type of leader is Ralph?

Democratic leader

Ralph's fear source

The boys themselves/internal darkness, not external beast

Jack's mask symbolism

Shedding civilised identity, embracing savagery

What does Jack represent?

Tyranny, hierarchical power and authority

What is Piggy's role?

Voice of reason and intellect

Simon's symbolic role

Christ-like figure

Simon's insight about the beast

Beast is within the boys/their inner darkness

Roger's character arc

Complete descent into barbarism, embraces violence

What does Lord of the Flies symbolise?

Evil/beast within each boy, primal instincts in humans

Samneric's function

Single entity, loss of individuality under pressure

Novel's central theme (human nature)

Inherent darkness/evil within human nature

Effect of mask/anonymity

Loss of personal accountability, enables cruelty

Simon's death imagery

Tragic beauty, halo/light, martyr-like figure

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