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Unstoppable Evil: the Lord of the Flies
Summary: This essay is dealing with the theme of evil in "The Lord of the Flies" by William Golding.
No matter how good things are, they always tend to turn evil in some form or fashion. For example, in the past, the world was a place of innocence and goodness. Now, more and more, evil has really taken over. Insane and wicked people like Osama bin Laden have really made our world an evil place in which to live. Every day life has even been taken over by evil. Drugs and alcohol have become more of a problem in the past few years than they ever were, and there are drug dealers that try to corrupt the lives of young people into doing drugs. I really do think the world is more of an evil place than ever before, which is why Lord of the Flies, written by William Golding, was so very real to me. In the novel, a group of young boys got stranded on...
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