Lord of the Flies
Simon appears to recognize the true nature of the beast, but he is too inarticulate to express it adequately. To him, the real source of fear and terror on the island is the people themselves—the boys. It is Simon who recognizes Golding’s thesis, that “
In In a well-written two-chunk paragraph, use evidence from the novel or the quote above to explain how the beastie is actually “mankind’s evil nature [and] is inherent in man.”