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William Golding didn't include girls in the story because he knew that girls would've done it a different way then the boys did it

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William Golding didn't add any females because of the time setting of not only the book but when it was written. The reasoning behind this idea is the book was written in 1950, women weren't really thought be able to survive in that type of setting then. Another reason would be that the problems would be resolved a bit quicker as the girls would try to knock some type of sense into the boys.

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William Golding didn't include girls in the story of "Lord of the Flies" because the girls wouldn't have made a conflicting event in the story and that it wouldn't had the same effect it has with the boys. The boys would just fight each other and the girls would've been smart about it and work together.

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I can infer that William Golding didn't include females in the story because of the time that the book was written and what was happening during that time. Lord of the Flies was written in the early 1950s, at that time, the people of Britain had just been through WWII. Also, they thought there would be a nuclear war between the Western countries. Food was also being rationed in Britain. Maybe the females were helping out with rationing the food so they didn't have time to travel on a plane, or didn't have the privilege since female rights weren't normalized during that time. They usually stayed home and took care of children. In addition, I also think that there weren't any females because the author favored males because he worked at a boys' grammar school. The idea of a plane crash on an island might also be connected to the fact that people thought that there might be a nuclear war in the Western countries.

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William Golding didn't include girls because he stated himself that girls are much smarter and it would've been harder to see them turning into savages.

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William Golding probably didn't add any girls because of two reasons. One of which is at the time the book was published females were treated without respect. The other is because William Golding probably thought that having girls between the age of 6-12 wouldn't really help with surviving on the island and would be better off with just have boys.

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maybe William Golding didn't include girls because maybe he just wanted to show what its like when only males go into isolation in an island by by them self's

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I think William Golding decided to not include girls because if he did, it would probably make the story have a different ending then what he wanted it to. He probably had the idea in the back of mind and wrote down the main plots in the story he later on on realized their were no girls in the story. He probably wanted the boys to quickly become irrational and turn into complete savages, while he maybe thought if he added girls into the story it would take longer for them to become savages.

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William Golding didn't include girls in The Lord of Flies because he possibly wanted to symbolize the two wars that he went through. Back then men were the only ones fighting in the wars. Females tended to stay home and not be involved in the war. By excluding females from the book this also added a resemblance to the events. When the group of boys were put together they fought just like they did in the war. If he were to add females to the bunch the book would drastically change. Everything would have probably been resolved in a peaceful matter.

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William Golding may have chosen not to include girls because in Lord Of The Flies, the book is more based on team work and their survival instincts.I guess William Golding didn't think that girls weren't capable of having very good survival instincts out in the wild.

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William Golding did not include girls because with girls in it the book would not have been as chaotic as it was. Since most females (not all) tend to more peaceful and mindful they would have stopped the fellas from doing many things and William Golding didn't want that. He wanted to show how males would have turned into without rules and with females they would have most likely forced rules into it.

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Girls were not included in the story because he knew very little about what their traits are, since he taught in an all boy's school. He also decided to write about boys because he has seen the natures of what men are like in war when in a dire situation. Because it was during WWII I doubt a woman being in the army was a thing, so he only ever witnessed what men were capable of during a harsh period in time. Basically, he just didn't want to write about anything he knew nothing about.

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Girls were not included because at the time females were not respected as much. At the time,a war was going on as well. Woman didn't travel during wars back then. The story, in my opinion, wouldn't differ too much from how the original story went. Maybe the boys would fight over them? Maybe it would be more civilized. I don't know.

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William Golding may have chosen to not include girls in the lord of the flies due to the culture of the time, after all it was written during the 1950's. A time when women's rights were only just beginning to be recognized. Even though in the United states woman had had the right to vote since 1920 they still weren't being treated as equals. Golding himself had also just experienced ww2 and could have still had the mindset that women were meant to stay back as the men did the fighting/ heavy lifting as was the mindset during ww2. This could have had an impact on the decisions of the writer when writing lord of the flies.

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Some of the guys there would have been acting different due to hormones and they probably would've mistreated them.

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William Golding didn't include girls because when the book was written there was way more sexism than there is now. I believe that if girls were in the story the story wouldn't have the same suspense or intensity because they wouldn't do as much mistakes the boys did. The girls probably wouldn't have burnt the island or let fires go out. They probably wouldn't hunt but they would be able to keep the place organized.

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I can infer that William Golding decided to not include girls in his story because during the period the book was written , 1956, the female gender was not as supported and admired as the opposite gender. Back in the day, women were often described tranquil and forced to act respectful towards the opposite gender. Since William Golding might have been a victim of this stereotypes, he decided to not include women because the violence and symbolism wouldn't have such a huge impact and be "believable".

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William Golding did not include girls because he showed to the reader that just one gender in a land by themselves could be chaotic. Either gender can turn into savages so he might have wanted to let the reader know that if both genders we're stranded most likely order would have rose and chaos would not have sparked. And this shows how both genders are supposed to be equal and this relates to the timeframe of the book which women weren't really respected at the time. The reason why William Golding did not include girls is because he showed the reader how just one gender with the rights to do things will bring chaos.

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The book was published in 1954, just 9 years after WWII had ended, hence the boy's plane crash being during WWII. I think the author didn't include girls in the story because maybe the boys had gone to an all male private school. Think about it - Ralph's father is a commander in the Navy and they literally have a choir group with their own uniform.
If we think about the stereotypes between boys and girls, the story might have changed drastically with the boys not going all savage with he girls there to keep everyone sane.

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William Golding didn't add girls to the story because it would be too calm.If William Golding included girls into the story, the boys wouldn't be as savage because the girls would put them into place.

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William G most likely didn't include girls because It was published 1954 and that was the time the women's right had barely come up to light that could be the case or that he was a teacher at a all boys private school so he probably just wrote a story about them and predict what would happen based on there personality's either one or two could be the reason to him not adding girls to the novel.

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William Golding may not have included girls because maybe he wanted the show people how boys would turn into savages in a situation like that. And, he might not know how the girls would have acted in a situation like in the book. If girls were in that situation then maybe not one person would have died and the girls would also maybe not turn into savages like the boys did.

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William Golding didn't include girls probably because he wanted the boys to be able to feel free so being free will get to there head and the stuff that happened in the book happened if there were girl William Golding has to change the boys character because there like 12 to 9 so there at the age where girl suck ew ew ew ew ew. That what I think or maybe the author doesn't know how to write female characters lol.

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I can make an assumption that William Golding did not include women in the book, "The Lord of the Flies" because women would rebel to the men, just to feel superior. For example, can you honestly tell me that you've never seen a woman contradict a man just cause men and females should be, "equal"? Not to be sexisct, but this quote came directly from Golding himself, "I think women are foolish to pretend they are equal to men, they are far superior and always have been." But he didn't want to make this a gender rival story. Also, take note at the fact that this book was written in the 1950's, and women were only known to be stay at home moms. It wouldn't make sense as how they would be help on the island. They most likely had no knowledge on how to survive. There was no equality at the time, and if I was honest, there still isn't. Who knows, maybe they could've made some great food on the island.

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William Golding did not include girls in the story because the girls would probably get mistreated. If there were girls in the story they probably would want to lead, and if they didn’t get to lead they would disagree with the boys and eventually go on there own as a group. Or instead turn everything into a competition because the boys might say “you can’t do everything we could do.”

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William Golding did not include girls in the story because at the time men and women were not considered equals therefore would not have made sense. Also they might not have had important jobs either. During the time when this book was written women stayed home and took care of their kids. So it would only make sense for them to look after the kids on the island which would have prevented them from doing much. I believe women would have been taking care of the wounded soldiers too so it wouldn't make sense for them to be getting on a plane.

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William Golding didn't include girls because a feel like the guys wouldn't act the same as they do now. The boys wouldn't have as much freedom because at that age the boys don't really communicate with girls. Girls in that time period usually would stay at home and cook and clean. If female were also on the island some of the boys would act differently and they would get into a lot of agreements.