In Lord of the Flies summarize Simons imaginary conversation with the Lord of the Flies?

Answer 1

Simon dreams makes him realize that hthere might be no beast in the island just the boys imagination. So he goes looking for the beast to make sure by his own eye that its real. He finds nothing but the pig's head which terrifies him and tries to convince the boys that there is no beast in the island..... CAN TELL YOU MORE.. DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH IN YOUR BOOK THERES THE ANSWERS

Answer 2

Simon has an imaginary converstaion with the Lord of the Flies- at the start of the novel we are told that Simon faints and has epileptic fits - we think that this may be the cause of his delugional "converstaion" the irony is that the same night he sopke to the "lord" he is killed while being unable to tell the boys that the beast was really the paracutist ! the converstaion is one that links back to the devil and Satan etc.. because that's what lord of the flies mean's in these religions hope this helped x

Answer 3

The lord of the flies is Allah in his earthbound form He tells Simon that he must spread Allahs name and he hands him a Koran. Later in the story, this meeting causes Simon to suicide bomb himself and this kills everyone but Ralph

Answer 4

Simon has an imaginary conversation with the Lord of the Flies, which is a pig's head on a stick set up as an offering to the "beast." The Lord of the Flies speaks to Simon in a hallucination, appearing to represent the darkness within humanity. The conversation reveals the beast as a symbol of the innate evil that exists in all individuals, conveying the idea that evil is an inherent part of human nature.

Answer 5

As simon sees the obscene sight of the dead pigs head sitting on a stick, he look toward the many flies around the pigs head and becomes very aroused. This is when he realizes he is gay