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Lord Of The Flies, Human Nature

Human Nature
William Golding wrote two famous works, Lord of the Flies, and "Why Boys Become Vicious". He was awarded the Pullet Surprise for Lord of the flies. They also made this book into two different movies. William Golding's view of human nature is mankind is naturally evil, everyone is born that way. The book Lord of the Flies is a story about a group of young boys stranded on a disserted island. They have power struggles, and eventually break up into two different groups, the savages, and the normal kids. In William Golding's other writing, "Why Boys Become Vicious", he describes an event that took place in England. Two ten-year-old boys kidnapped two-year-old James Bulger, and beat him to death for no apparent reason. There are many people who agree with his ontological view but I am not one of them. William Golding believed that human nature is evil; however, I believe only some people are evil.
In the essay "Why Boys Become Vicious", Golding proves what he......


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