The Symbolism of Power in William Golding’s Lord of the Flies
powerfully, there was the conchâ (Golding 22), i.e., the boys gain power through holding the conch. This rule is made by Ralph, through Piggy (Golding 33) and shows that the conch stands for law and order, a main trait of a democracy, since everyone has the right to free speech with the conch. ................
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