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Personally, I enjoyed the plot holes and almost "vagueness" throughout the novel, the small little add-on details should not be the takeaway of the novel. It really centered around the savagery that humanity escaped, only to have it be resurfaced under extreme circumstances.

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Lord of the Flies was a terrible book. Full of plot holes, unrealistic characters, cop-out ending; its only purpose was as capitalist propaganda.

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I liked the novel for showing how even boys can become inhumane when they are outside of society.

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Overall, I thought the book was interesting. It is not generally the type of book I choose to read on my own. I hated Jack's character and was upset when Piggy and Simon died, but other than that, I liked it.

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good book, in books the good people are always supposed to die.

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I was right. Split ends were a primary issue.

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I thought the detail leading to the end was good, but the ending was weak and I think there could have better endings. The book was short and could have been longer with more detail. I could understand it well for the most part, and it d kept me interested.

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If we didn't analyze it in class, then I won't have liked it. But because we dissected the book and analyzed each piece, I appreciated it.

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I wasn´t a big fan of the novel. I thought it was very repetitive. I enjoyed the beginning while the boys were getting familiar with the island, but after a while it got boring.

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i felt it did not have enough detail there were many plot holes i wanted everyone to die by the end of the novel i hated everyone this book makes me lose faith in humanity

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I thought it was interesting to see how little boys can lose their sanity and resort to savagery.

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Overall, this was a horrible book. I hated the plot and found it hard to identify with the characters. I wish that they didn't kill Simon and PIggy those were the nicest people on the darn island. On the bright side, the language was very descriptive.

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It was a pretty good book and it was very dark and deep, especially at the end when the author used all of the irony in the end.  I think the plot itself might not be very relatable but the symbolism is very deep and shows how mankind is really twisted

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I enjoyed the novel, I just thought that something more exciting would occur at the end. It just got confusing with all the boys and who they were

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I liked it a lot. It was dark.

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I think the author did a good job describing and developing the characters savagery. Nothing intricate though like the writing was very simplistic and straight forward. I think I might like the book later after we discuss allegory.

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I didn't think the ending properly tied up the allegory of the devil.

I give it 7/10 flies. Will wait for sequel

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I liked the book,  and was better than most books we read last year. I thought the ending could have been extended and a little better. I liked how the author portrayed the transition from proper British boys to savages. I thought the message of how mankind is possible to commit evil deeds was conveyed really well as well.

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I thought Piggy was annoying but he had good ideas and was smart

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It was definitely one of my favorite books. Not only did  it work around a intriguing what-if scenario, but it also showed the true nature of human beings, and what they are capable of. The book is full of great detail and strong word choice, only increasing the valuableness of the story. Also, there were a great number of twists and uncliched directions for the plot, making it an exciting read.

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Also, not knowing all if the characters names made their loss of identity so potent, because we couldn't differentiate them anyway.

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I thought this was a very good book.  It covered topics we don't usually talk about

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It was one of the better books I've read for school. I didn't like how Simon died however as well as the ending of the novel

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I really enjoyed the language the narrator used to describe the boys losing their sanity. I also really liked the ending because the boys got rescued. The whole novel shows how the boys start to become wild savages without society's rules, so in the ending when they start talking to an adult, they realize that they are going to be thrust back into society.

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It made brutal death and awful things seem beautiful in a way? The language the narrator used was very "flowery", and the disconnect was truly haunting

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Not enough detail during the last few pages