The boys are part of an evacuation program similar to the one that sent the younger generation of young men and women out of the country or to the countryside. This was to prevent an entire generation from dying when the Germans bombed them.
The key link is that the novel illustrates how thin the veneer of civilization is.
The story takes place just after the Atomic Bomb is dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end WWII.
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Obviously, the evacuation concept in the novel is based on what happened in some countries, such as Britain, in World War 2. There was no evacuation in any Allied country following the dropping of atomic bombs on Japan in August 1945. The war hinted at in the novel is clearly some imaginary, future war.
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It was never stated why the boys were in the plane, but the novel took place after World War 2. It takes place during the beginning years of the Cold War (late 1940s, or early 1950s). Somewhere in the novel, Golding states something about an atom bomb being dropped prior to the boy's arrival on the island. So this means that World War 2 ended.
I believe William Golding wrote this book in reference to the Cold war. During the Cold War many people, around the world, thought that the Cold War would turn into another World War.
yes. The lord of the flies is set during the early cold war, and a hypothetical unspecified nuclear exchange.
The war going on in "Lord of the Flies" is World War II.
Ralph from "Lord of the Flies" reflects the Cold War period by representing democratic values and leadership, similar to the democratic values promoted by the West during the Cold War. His struggles to maintain order and cooperation on the island mirror the challenges faced by world leaders in navigating political tensions and ideological differences during the Cold War era. Additionally, the power struggle between Ralph and Jack on the island can be seen as a reflection of the power struggles between capitalist and communist ideologies during the Cold War.
Violence, breakdown of society, darkness, language, war, relationships, the lord of the flies
Yes, "Lord of the Flies" takes place during a fictional war, not specifically World War 2.
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Cold war no bullets fly, hot war everything flies.
Lord of the Flies was first published in England in 1954.
The war in the novel "Lord of the Flies" is World War II. The impact of this war on the characters is shown through their behavior on the island, as they struggle to establish order and power dynamics similar to those they have seen in the larger world. The fear, violence, and chaos of the war influence the characters' actions and decisions, leading to conflict and ultimately tragedy on the island.
Just after the Atomic Bomb was dropped on Japan The period in which Lord of the Flies takes places is not mentioned in the book. As an ejectable aircraft 'passenger tube' and a nuclear war against 'The Reds' are both mentioned it would probably be safe to place the time frame as being set during some imagined future nuclear war against communism. ___ Lord of the Flies does not take place in a future imagined war - it took place during the early years of the Cold War in which the USA was against the USSR in the fight for nuclear weapons. ___ The future? What? No it took place in World War II Haha :)
Its is a microcosm of what is happening on the island
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