If you are referring to the small boy with the birthmark on his face in Lord of the Flies, then he is scared of what he says is a 'beastie' or a 'snake-thing' - a representation of the darkness and Horror of man. In many ways Lord Of The Flies is deeply philosophical and religious (not saying it's a religious book) but I will provide some examples:
1) Ralph calls it a 'good island' - it is a representation of The Garden Of Eden.
2) The boy refers to the 'snake-thing' - do you know about the snake and Eve in The Garden Of Eden?
3) At one point in the book Simon says he thinks he knows what the beastie might be - 'Maybe it's just us?' He is saying 'us' referring to man, saying that man is the horrible beast that frightens them all.
I know I got a little off track, but I hope this helped.
Jack (MailManBob)
The small boy with the birthmark in "Lord of the Flies" is afraid of the dark. This fear reflects his growing anxiety and vulnerability on the deserted island where the boys are stranded.
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percival
It was "the beast"- or, the personalization of the boy's fear of their independent life on the island.
A small boy aged about six years old with a mulberry coloured birthmark on his face was concerned and afraid of "the snake thing, the beastie." He said that he saw it in the woods and that it came in the dark and he wanted to know would it come back again.
They are afraid because they think there is a beast out to get them on the island.
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he wasnt afraid
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