This special Acting Edition of William Golding's "Lord of the Flies", published by Faber and Faber, contains the full play-text as well as an introduction by Nigel Williams notes on staging, a full properties list and lighting and sound cues.
the blooding scene is forever ingrained in my head, A A A A A A A A- I love the way it expands upon the characters, especially Rodger and Maurice, Maurice is so funny. The whole thing makes me go "A A A A A A A A" - Denver, Money Heist also, Simon's interaction with The Lord of the Flies was MUCH BETTER than in the book (sorry William Golding), same with Piggy's death, alot better. overall 100000/10 and merridew is so good AJAJAJA AaAaAaAaA AaAaAaAaA AaAaAaAaA AaAaAaAaA AaAaAaAaA AaAaAaAaA AaAaAaAaA AaAaAaAaA MERRIDEW SUPREMACY
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Lord of the Flies is one of my favorite books of all time. I still avoid reading it too often cause I'm always deeply shocked and moved at the end of the story, even though I already know what happens. This Acting Edition lacks some of the symbolism and heavyness of the whole story (especially the slightly slower descent into savagery and Simon's important role) due to its nature as a play, but I still felt bad at the end - as it honestly should be. This edition reminded me why I love this story (although I hate it at the same time, for making me feel so much) and why it will always be relevant. I'd still recommend reading the whole thing to fully understand the importance of this tale.
This book was about children who have survived from a plane crash and have come together to form a tribe. near the end of this book you can tell the difference of leadership from Jack and Ralph, you can learn how to survive on an island from this book.