Lord of the Flies by William Golding as you now know, is a book that was written and published around the time of World War II. A period filled with war and destruction, a time when millions of Jews were killed during the Holocaust and when America dropped the world's first nuclear bomb. Within this atmosphere of fear and what appeared to be a battle between good and evil, Golding created an equally haunting and provocative novel about a group of boys struggling to survive.
This week we will explore the main characters and the setting of this novel. How does Golding use indirect and direct characterization to show you who these characters are? What does the setting of this novel look like? What might these characters and this imaginary world symbolize?
The assignments you will need to finish at home this week are:
This week we will explore the main characters and the setting of this novel. How does Golding use indirect and direct characterization to show you who these characters are? What does the setting of this novel look like? What might these characters and this imaginary world symbolize?
The assignments you will need to finish at home this week are:
- Scholastic Book Orders are due, Fri. 9/23
- Characterization Handout, due Thurs. 9/22
- Setting and Vocabulary Handout, due Thurs. 9/22
- Bring library books to renew or return, on Tues. 9/19
- Read at least 30 minutes every evening.
- Take an A.R. quiz before the end of this month.
| LOTF 1 Characterization Handout.docx |
| LOTF 1 Setting & Vocabulary Handout.docx |
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