Lord of the Flies: Short Analysis
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Ongoing, First published Mar 22, 2018
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A short essay over the young adult fiction, Lord of the Flies, through a critical lens in which two characters, Ralph and Jack, are compared and contrasted in order to support the statement given. 

"Courage is to never let your actions be influenced by your fears." ~Arthur Koestler
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