What are the major themes in Lord of the Flies?

Answer 1

There can be a lot of themes for the novel Lord of the Flies. One is that without rules and regulations the evil inside us can come to light. Evil is within us, and every man has a dark side and evil cannot hurt us if you don't want it.

AnswerSome of the themes for Lord of the Flies are:

• The loss of innocence
• The invariable corruption of power
• The fear of the unknown
• The influence fear has on people
• Savagery vs. Civilization
• The ideal version of an island vs. The real version of an island
• The reality of death
• The reality of betrayal
• The loss of identity
• The negative consequences of war
• The dehumanization of relationships
• An examination of Man vs. Nature
• An examination of the nature of evil
• The question of the individual vs. community

• Savagery
• Death
• Fear

There are potentially others, and any theme that can be supported by examples from the novel are valid.

Answer 2

the major themes:

Civilization: clothes, conch, glassesSavagery: Lord of the Flies, spears, paintFear: the darkness of night, beast, jungleComfort: fire, shelter, light, meat, having other people Setting: boat shape island, jungle, night and day Character: Jack (savage, dark, dictator) Piggy (science, superego civilized, order, parasite) Ralph (leader, ego, bridge between the two, host) Simon ( naturally good, pure, Innocent sacrifice, temptation

Answer 3

Some major themes in "Lord of the Flies" include the loss of innocence, the conflict between civilization and savagery, the nature of human beings, and the importance of rules and order in society. These themes are explored through the characters' actions and interactions on the island.

Answer 4

Betrayal, reality of death loss of innocense

Answer 5

The conch represents power in lord of the flies and there is a massive power struggle between Jack and ralph.

Answer 6

i dont know so dont ask!