The name of this novel is a translation of the Hebrew name "Beelzebub."
The name of this novel is a translation of the Hebrew name "Beelzebub." Its characters include two twins who are referred to as one person, a group of so-called littluns, the evil Roger, and a more rational bespectacled fellow. The butchering of the sow and the shattering of a conch shell symbolize the boys' into anarchy that ultimately kills Piggy in, for ten points, what William Golding allegory?
The name of this novel is a translation of the Hebrew name "Beelzebub."
The {Lord of the Flies}