Human Nature: The Lord of the Flies, and I Only Came to Use the Phone

The author of "I use only the phone" and "Flying King" shows that human beings are corrupt and savage. In two articles, the authors use juxtaposition to show how two-story letters can be effectively expressed by putting them in unfamiliar situations, receiving power and abuse. In "I use only the phone", Maria is juxtaposed with the hostess and shows corruption and atrocities in the whole Madhouse. But in the flies of the Lord, Jack is tied with Ralph and a piggy and shows barbarism and corruption that can be seen in the character of Jack.

In "Flying King" and "I only use the phone", the authors have created a small community to portray disorder and inhumanization and atrocities occurring in the outside world. Both authors began to show this mankind, but Golding, the author of the author "The Lord of the Flies", brought more effective and barbaric features by placing civilized objects on the island I will. These are functions that are hidden before separation occurs. - Humanity and Lord of Flies - I. S. U. # 13) Bullying is often an individual or group that harms people who are weaker or weaker. They do this through physical, linguistic or spiritual abuse. Bullying can be male, female, young or old. The personality of bully depends on various factors such as sex, age, past experience. According to the nature of bullying, their behavior will have many negative effects on others.

For the fly lord and "I only use the phone", role setting and action work together. Both are used to introduce many of the satirical affair in the story. Ironic of both stories reveals the truth and basic nature of all human beings. Initially, the author ironically shows to the reader that isolated characters brought these customs from their previous home. Ideally, the environment that Mary and all the boys are coming up represents civilization and order. - "They are confused with love and hatred over each other" (Golding 71). To escape their boarding school during World War II, in the story of William Golding's Lie, many British male students eventually stranded after an airplane accident. On the island. Soon the innocent children died, the society collapsed, and the disorder is constantly evolving.

Fly of the Fly has the opposite view: evil comes from the heart. The message of Golding is that there is no punishment to keep it in a society that mankind has a bad savage side and degenerate into a savage disorder. "Fly King" explains this theme through the story of a group of boys trapped in the island. Throughout the novel, we saw the gradual decline of the morality of individual boys, so the final decline of their entire construction society