Wednesday 30 June 2010
Apple on Lord of the Flies
Reading Lord of the Flies,totally, lead me into the world of children. It reminds me some ideas that I always dreamt about in my childhood which was being grownups. At that time, I thought being an adult is a symbol of freedom and expressing full of identity. No one can limit or restrict your desire. You are the boss of your life.
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As a psychology major, I guess that you are already familiar with the experiments I referred Nid to.
ReplyDeleteI thought something similar when I first read teh novel - Ralph's exuberance at realising there were no adults was something I could understand. I think I was thirteen when I read it in high school, and the idea of not being in school and bossed around was very attractive.