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What does william goldings novel lord of the flies describe?
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What does william goldings novel lord of the flies describe?

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it describes how children are conditioned by the rules of civilizations but when left without adult supervision, will act in a savage way. Golding brings across his idea of human being innately evil
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A.apartheid tragedies in South Africa
B.Cold War events that occurred in 1954
C.schoolboys stranded on an island
D.a history lecturer in danger of losing his job
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