The ending of lord of the flies is not unexpected; it seemed likely throughout the novel that the boys eventually would be "rescued." but does the ending satisfy you? what do you think golding was trying to say by letting us hear the navy officer's inner thoughts?

you are so bad.

you are a total moron.

heard you are so smelly.

figure it out

explanation:

do you have a brain? use it while still can. are you here to pepper question? if yes or no go out. bow your head and bam it on the stove with the fire in the kitchen

while some people may have found the ending "unfinished" or just plain horrible, i personally think that the ending of lord of the flies was a great one. showing the inner thoughts of the officers was definitely used to show how other's perceive things on first glance. the navy officers knew nothing of what the boys had gone through during their stay on the island and yet their thoughts seemed almost judgmental. i think that golding was showing how others looking at those who are in lower positions- keeping in mind of the time that he wrote the story, those in lower positions were looked at a inferior.

this is just my personal opinion, but i hope it you out a little.

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