Lord of the Flies Simon as Christ

Simon, Christ - Appearance. Simon is depicted as a statue of Christ in the book's flies. He has been proved to have all the qualities that Christ possesses: wisdom, determination and diligence. Simon is also drawn as a body like Christ, but he is thin and not strong. Simon is very calm and kind and likes to be alone. Simon was made a fool of other children for his actions and what he said. One example is when he talked to Ralf and said "You get back from where you are from". Ralf replied later that "You are a fool." (P. 111) Simon is here about Ralph. Predicted to make teased

The small role in this book is Simon. He is small, he plays an important role, and he can say that he has influenced the rest of the book. Simon is Christ in the flies of the Lord, and when Simon enters the forest for a while, it shows that Jesus enters the wilderness. Like Jesus, Simon is tempted by the devil, but in a different way - in the form of a pig head -. When Simon was in the wilderness, we saw that Christian thought was rejected. In the war, the hearts of Christians were completely ignored.

Among the more important figures in the creation of fables in the novel are Simon and Beelzebub, or the king of fies. Simon is symbolically a Christian figure of the island. His name is translated into Hebrew so the Lord of the Fly is the devil. Their confrontation in the novel is one of the most important events of the whole book. The famous gathering between Jesus and the demons of the desert appeared again in the novel when Simon and the king of the fly began talking to each other during the attacks in Simon. Simon was ridiculed and laughed at the actions of the Lord, but Simon tried to convey with confidence that it is only attached to the pig's head. (143)

Simon is one of the protagonists of "Flying King" novel. Simon's role seems to live in the correct life of other boys on the island. Compared to Simon and Jesus Christ there are many reasons and examples in the "Lord of the fly". One reason why Simon is known as statue of the king of the Lord is that he seems to promise many nonselfish acts like Christ all the time. Simon, he chose to stay to help Ralph build a hut and go for fun ... the owner of Seremban has a very attractive view of the Golding society. In the book, he shows what he believes about the credibility of society, that is, man is evil in nature. In contrast, Rousseau shared his view on 'discourse on inequality'. It shows that society makes people evil. I agree with Rousseau. I believe that humans are born with good and that society puts us in corruption. Rousseau grew up with peace and new ideas from 1712 to 1778