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| − | '''''The Lord of the Flies''''' is a depressingly realistic novel by [[William Golding]]. "A plane full of British schoolboys crashes on a Deserted Island, and the darkness of | + | '''''The Lord of the Flies''''' is a depressingly realistic novel by [[William Golding]]. "A plane full of British schoolboys crashes on a Deserted Island, and the darkness of humanity spills forth as they turn against each other." <ref>[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/LordOfTheFlies]</ref> |
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The Lord of the Flies is a depressingly realistic novel by William Golding. "A plane full of British schoolboys crashes on a Deserted Island, and the darkness of humanity spills forth as they turn against each other." [1]