Over view of the Lord of the Flies about the beast and feelings

In the novel "Lord of the Flies," by William Golding, there are significant parts, and issues that pay key roles in the kid's eyes. The beast, darkness, and the dead parachutist, represent fear in the eyes and souls of the kids. The darkness is a fearful part in the novel, it makes the boys scared. "Aren't there any grown ups?" all of the boys are used to having there parents right beside them. They get …

…them. The little kids are still shaken by what they saw, but are glad that they know what the real beast is. By the end of the novel you can really see the significant of the beast, darkness, and the dead parachutist. They all three came together to make the kids stay on the island very fearful, and scary. The kids did there best to stay together and get off the island without being hurt.