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Lord of the Flies has taught me that one of the largest influences to humans is fear. Fear has a powerful influence in our thoughts and actions, it can cause us to believe things that might not necessarily be true. If it’s strong enough, it can even cause people to break down and lose all sense of civilisation.
Secondly, society is always trying to split into groups. These groups or alliances often lead us to turn against one another, particularly by the people who lead them. It’s these groups that will continue to cause discrimination, hate, and violence against one another especially those who lead it.
Finally, it’s in human nature for us to be evil. Everyone is capable of being evil, and like we see in Lord of the Flies, even young teens, and small children are capable of this. It’s important that we don’t lead ourselves and others down this path, because if we find ourselves in this path we may descend into savagery and evil just as Jack.

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Lotf has taught me many things about society, people, and life in general. It has taught me that people always have a negative and evil side of their thoughts and actions. People also tend to pick people who are higher in people and follow those people no matter how corrupted or evil they may be. This influences people to cmmit acts of evil without ever considering any of the possible outcomes that may arise.

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A thing I learnt from the Lord of The Flies is that people are easy influenced and they act differently to fit in and do bad things to seem cool.

Another thing I learnt was that people are discriminated against if they are different to everyone else. For example Piggy was fat and he was the only fat one so he got discriminated absent.

The last thing I learnt is that people especially children will always do the thing they prefer than what needs to be done. This is seen in the book when the group needs shelter and to maintain the fire but instead go hunting all the time.

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1. How easily humanity can descend into chaos and savagery when there are no laws or rules
2. The people that you hang out with can affect how people will treat you and they can change your personality
3. There is always a good and bad side of a person

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The Lord of the Flies has taught me many things about life and it's people. Some people will turn to savagery and crime when they do not have their way. Usually, the cause is the desire for some type of power or authority, even if it's little. I've also learnt that people are easily influenced by the environment around them. For example, when Ralph was overwhelmed by the other kids in the play hunting, even though Ralph was supposed to be the 'civilised guy' in the story. Lastly, I've learnt that people are easily manipulated. In the novel, fear has a major role in influencing the way the boys act. Fear is very destructive concept.

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Lord of the Flies has taught us important lessons about human behaviour and the importance of good leadership. It has taught us that when humans are faced with a life-or-death situation, all humans will show their true selves and actions. Lord of the Flies also tells us about the importance of good leadership. If good leadership and rules are not present, civilisation can be destroyed. It also tells us about the importance of maturity.

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things the taught me lord of the flies  Brian

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things the taught me lord of the flies  Brian

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1. Humans beings have an evil nature that can lead to violence and chaos.
2. Civilisation and governments are important for keeping order and stopping chaos.
3. People stop becoming innocent when structures in society start to collapse.

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Lord of the Flies has been a great testimony to my life as I learned various life lessons on the nature of human beings from reading this novel. I learned that humans have inherent evil and display it in the circumstances they are placed in, mob mentality can cause chaos and loss of individuality, and that people aren't as good on the inside as they seem from the outside.

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I like how Lord of the Flies depicted the theme of power really well, which was seen in the character Jack. His dynamics between Ralph as chief was well written and the development between the two was amazing. The boys saw Ralph to be more suited as chief, but Jack uses his own power to climb the social hierarchy within the group of boys and reign over them. Though, Jack was not as suited to be chief compared to Ralph, as his decisions were swayed and influenced by his desire to hunt. I have learnt that some people have to use their own power to achieve their goals

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Golding's Lord of the Flies has taught me many things relating to life and people. The first thing I have learnt is that fear can break people down from normal, respectable people to savages. Lord of the Flies shows its characters becoming more and more affected by fear and the consequences that come with it. Another thing that Lord of the Flies has taught me is that people can act in different ways when they are doing things in a group. A person could be normal when alone, but in a group doing savage actions the person may join in. Finally, Lord of the Flies has taught me that people will always have a devolved & primal version of themselves on the inside, even if they burry it with layers of civilization.

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Brooklyn - William Golding's "Lord of the Flies" taught me about the importance of banding together during tough situations and treating each other as equals. This is imperative for the sake of avoiding issues, violence and conflict, as explored in the novel, rooted in differing views and power struggle. In addition, the novel highlighted the importance of appearance where Piggy is mistreated and looked down on despite being the smartest of the boys because of his weight. In real life, people tend to judge people purely based off their appearance and not what counts; personality and talent. Finally, the novel made me consider whether there is an inner beast within us all and what causes our darkness to come out. The novel posed different questions to me in relation to human nature and made me wonder about our intrinsic darkness and savagery. It also made me consider whether the evil and fear within us drives us to act on impulse rather than logic.

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Lord of the flies has taught me that sometimes the people who are closest to you can easily betray you and hurt you the most. They can use power and weaposnise you with fear to make you feel useless. Secondly, other people is what influence our behaviour. One may be more innocent alone but when with others they might be more savage and incompetent because of the pressure and instincts from other that change a person's characteristics. Lastly, the prevalent themes in Lord of the Flies clearly depicts a difference between wealth and dearth. Such things in everyday life are taken from granted like food, clothes and from basic needs like light. These are the things that regulate our life and keep it functioning. When these things are gone, we start to be more appreciative once the things we need in life are gone. Like after Piggy's death, once he was gone the island was ruined and they split into two tribes and from there on was chaos.

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Lord of the Flies has taught me three valuable lessons about life and people. Firstly, it shows the fragile balance between civilization and savagery, reminding us of the need for rules and moral principles. Secondly, it explores the dark side of human nature by revealing the corrupting influence of power. Lastly, it emphasizes the importance of effective communication and collaboration in maintaining understanding and harmony. Overall, this novel provides insightful reflections on the complexities of human behavior and the essential elements for a balanced and functioning society.

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"Lord of the Flies" serves as a cautionary tale, reminding us of the importance of morality, cooperation, and the potential consequences of unchecked human nature. It prompts us to reflect on our own society and the impact that power struggles and the absence of order can have on individuals and communities. It shows us that our primal instincts are to be evil and to only think of ourselves, it shows us that when we are put into the right situations the true side of us will really come out.

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1. LOTF has taught me about how we must trust human nature and embrace it at sometimes. It has taught me that no matter how civilized we may seem, we all can go back to our savage human roots.
2. LOTF has taught me that if I'm on a deserted island with a group, leave the group, survive on my own. Large groups have a higher chance to turn against each other, so I would only stay by myself or with a group of up to 4.
3. LOTF has taught me about how much fear can influence a group of people. People with power can manipulate peoples decisions and make them do their bidding for evil or good.

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Lotf has taught me that people will always be partly evil, that the weak are usually oppressed, and how we will always make ourselves scared of something. Humans will always hurt ourselves and others, and those that cannot defend themselves will be hurt more than others. We also can become scared in any situation, simply because we can.

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lotf teaches us about the darkness that everyone has dwelling in them. it has also taught me that power is an addictive emotion most people are hooked on and once they let go of it they act completely differently. The last and most important thing is that when someone is taken out of their group and their comfortability they are completely different people, so if you want to be your best you need to be around your best people.

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Cole- 3 things in which LOTF taught me about my life and people is that people's nature can change and they may challenge initial judgment meaning they may be different to what you may think. Also the inate human capacity for cruelty. You should always be brave and show strength.  Lord of the Flies explores the idea that civilization is fragile and can quickly collapse under certain circumstances. How certain people can influence you in negative ways.

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I believe the lord of the flies novel by William Golding has taught me many things, but to summarise would be...

There isn't always a happy ending in a political system. In LOTF, democracy fails to beat savagery. In our world, examples of presidential roles like Trump and Putin show the negatives of a poorly decided leader. We can only hope that the choices we make result in good.

Maturity is important. Ralph dedicated himself to his rule of democracy and the 'british ways', Piggy agreed. Throughout the film, we see that as savagery begins to prosper, a wave of maturity strikes Ralph progressively throughout the dark turn of the story. Maybe if this maturity had been held within Ralph, he would have valued Piggy more, asked him of his real name, and made him more of a key role within their societal system.

The brutes don't always beat the brawn. Though in this story, the 'brute' or savagery did fall successful, I wouldn't consider it a win as many lives were lost and many were left traumatised. As I lightly touched on earlier, if Piggy had been taken more seriously and was heard out more, maybe his smarts would have allowed sustainability.

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Many people tend to pick favorites and usually, those are the ones that are the same as them. Today, society is very harsh on people who are not the same as everyone else. Because it is human nature to like seeing consistency. These themes are shown in Lord of the Flies through the boys’ cruelty to Piggy. Piggy is intelligent, gives Ralph advice on leading, and is constantly reminding the boys to keep hold of the life they left behind. However, his powerful qualities are being ignored by the qualities that set him apart from the rest of the boys. Piggy is on the heavier side, has bad eyesight, and cannot run as well due to his asthma. Those are the qualities that most of the boys acknowledge (in a bad way) because those are different from everyone else’s. They bully Piggy for the things that set him apart from the rest.

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Lord of the Flies illustrated a reoccurring scenario that has been depicted  in many medias and minds of people. The optimistic belief that humans, especially those of our own nation, are beacons of good. The book contradicted this however and really showed the true nature of how us humans behave in groups. It showed the vulnerabilities of our supposedly perfect society which gave us a reality check. This book has helped me question my own life and the laws I'm subjected to, it has inspired me to criticize things in our society that need to be addressed.

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Lord of the flies taught and depicted many themes. Power is one of the forms of manipulation that is used to control the group of boys. Fear is used to not only motivate the boys but also shows how the boys can be controlled through fear. Lord of the flies also shows how people can change under nor rules and restrictions

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Lord of the flies has taught me that savagery will always be apart of human nature, it doesn't matter if you always act good or not, it can change the way you behave and it will always prevail. To survive you have to have a strong mind, you can't let distractions get to your head, do your own thing and don't focus on others as they will only be a distraction. The human civilization will always be bound to crumble, it doesn't matter what we do. It is because of fear, when humans can't defend themselves, it causes us to affect the way we act.

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Despite being a fictional novel, lord of the flies has taught me several things about society and real life. The novel shows that the majority of people want to be a member of a group, and will likely follow the group’s decisions and actions. This can lead to positive results, such as when the boys built the signal fire on them mountain, but can also cause negative consequences, as shown as when all of the boys participated in the murder of Simon. Secondly, when in a survival situation or critical crisis, strong, decisive leadership is needed, with punishments for those who fall out of line. In Lord of the Flies, Ralph failed to show this kind of leadership and his group collapsed. Thirdly, all human beings have selfish, savage and evil desires inside of them, and laws and societal norms should keep this in check. This is shown as when laws and societal expectations collapse, both in real life and in Lord of the Flies, chaos and violence inevitably ensues.