Evil Lord Of The Flies Quote Analysis

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Evil is displayed in Lord of the Flies when rules are not properly followed. If only they followed the rules that they made, maybe they would not have shown signs of evil. The first thing that they do is establish a set of rules. In chapter 2 the boys are on the top of the mountain thinking up rules and Ralph states that only whoever has the conch is allowed to speak. This is better explained by this quote, “We’ll have to have hands up like at school….. I'll give the conch to the next person to speak, He can hold it when he's speaking.”..... Well have rules! Lots of rules!” (Golding 33). This quote explains how the boys have left society but still intend to make rules. This shows how if someone is not listening to the rules then evil from other

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