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Lord of the Flies: The Conch of Democracy
Summary: William Golding's novel The Lord of the Flies portrays the effects of society on the nature of human behavior. The conch, which is used by the boys to call assemblies and to represent the right of speech, symbolizes democracy, order, and authority in the novel. However, the conch loses its influence as the story progresses, and thus the boys begin to follow their animalistic desires into savagery and chaos.
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