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Lord of the Flies: Hell in Paradise
Summary: The first chapters of William Golding's celebrated novel Lord of the Flies reveal the evil elements in what at first glance appears to be an ideal paradise. In the first chapter, readers see first the scar, the first symbol of destruction of a once unspoiled place, and then they see the creepers that resemble the snake of Eden, the forest which resembles eternal darkness, and the witch-like-yell that represents the wailing and weeping from the underworld. The second chapter, in describing the boys' signal fire having gone out of control, provides the readers with a clear vision of hell.
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