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Experiences and situations change how you are as a person

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Golding wanted to say that humans will either turn savage or be resposible

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I think he wrote this book to say that no matter what kind of human you are, you will change when you experience things you haven't been in.

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William Golding wrote this book to show that anyone can lose their huma

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He wrote this to show what would probably happen to every part of a society if they were in a life or death situation.

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If put in a certain position, ones humanity is at stake

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To show that anyone can lose their mind when in a certain situation and when they start to question reality

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I think that William G wrote this book to talk about humans in the world and how they always need some sort of rule to survive and if they don't things will go wrong and that everything requires a type of authority and etc.

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I think he wanted to make comments on the intricate parts of society such as religion,human nature and the true nature of society.

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WG wrote this book to comment on human nature and what its like where we are stripped of social norms and in unnatural circumstances. Maybe he was also hinting at the way media portrays "uncivilized" cultures and how no one is higher up or exempt from reaching that point.

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I believe William Golding was trying to say that even when humans try to stay civilized, they all end up become savage instead.

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I think this book was a story of leadership. Plus a story to check our implicit bias as people, and how we view people who don't fit into the "norm".

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I feel like Golding was trying to prove the point that even someone that came from civilization, when put in a certain environment, can end up being a "savage." At the time, people always thought that they were better than "savages" and they could never become one of them.