Setting and Character in Lord of the Flies
How does the setting of a deserted island in William Golding’s “Lord of the Flies” primarily shape the characters?
A
It forces the boys to adapt to a primitive lifestyle, which brings out their inherent savagery.
B
It offers an abundance of resources that leads to conflicts over wealth and power among the boys.
C
It creates opportunities for rescue, leading characters to develop survival strategies based on hope.
D
It provides a peaceful environment that allows characters to focus on building a democratic society.
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