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Why did Golding use British schoolboys?
Golding is British.
What word does golding use to describe the two boys with jack?
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When was John Golding - British politician - born?
John Golding - British politician - was born in 1931.
When did John Golding - British politician - die?
John Golding - British politician - died in 1999.
Is Ellie Golding British?
yes
What were the five occupations William golding tried in his life?
William Golding was a schoolteacher, an actor, a producer, an officer in the British Royal Navy, and a writer.
What british astronomer was the first person to detect a pulsar?
Orell Golding
How does golding describe the trees and logs collected by the boys?
Golding describes the trees and logs collected by the boys as being "like tangled and magical bracken" and forming "a rich tangle of sugary life". The boys view the logs as a valuable resource that will make their survival easier on the island.
What are Goldings implied beliefs about the parliamentary system?
Well, Golding's novel "Lord of the Flies" suggests that the parliamentary system is a bit of a hot mess. He implies that power dynamics and human nature can lead to chaos and corruption, regardless of the governing structure. So, in a nutshell, Golding ain't exactly painting a rosy picture of parliamentary politics.
From what country did the boys come in lord of the flies?
They are school boys from England, Golding's experience of teaching in an all-boys school (in the 40s, and 50s) helped form the charicterisation of the boys, like their actions and dialogue.
Why did Golding use British school boys?
He uses British school boys to symbolize that even at a young age, the evil that lives within us all is present, and by using school boys he shows that doing the right thing has to be taught. He show that people only do the right thing if there is a fear of punishment from an authority figure.
Where did golding get the character traits for the boys in the novel?
john cena < every other person
