Significance of Lord of the Flies
The Significance of Lord of the Flies Contrary to popular skepticism and belief over the imposing idea of Goldings Lord of the Flies which states that the novel is showing man ending his innocence and strengthening his higher and humanitarian powers, I have taken side to a far more sustainable view which implies that Golding was warning us about human survival and the fragile nature of what we call civilization. ... The Lord of the Flies presents various situations in which it is clear that Golding was warning us about human survival and the fragile nature of what we call civilization. ... Finally it is important to realize the significance of Simon in the novel.