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Lord Of The Flies Review

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September 2, 2013

 

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A secondary character named Simon, talks to such a creature named, Lord of the Flies. Not so much a creature, but a sow's head on a stick, he talks to it. This creature tells him many things, saying he'll meet him "down there" a direct quote "This is ridiculous. You know perfectly well you'll only meet me down there ? so don't try to escape!" (page 158) Now as I read this chapter of Simon talking to a sow's head on a stick, made me think he was on some sort of a drug, but being in the 1940's I highly doubted he would be...
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You know perfectly well you'll only meet me down there ? so don't try to escape!" (page 158) Now as I read this chapter of Simon talking to a sow's head on a stick, made me think he was on some sort of a drug, but being in the 1940's I highly doubted he would be. He was probably just stir-crazy from being alone...
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