Analysis on the Lord of the Files

Analysis – Lord of the Files
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Analysis – Lord of the Files
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Before and After
Ralph significantly demonstrates leadership along with the suitable socialized and cultured young man. He was good-looking, charming, and decently smart. He determines understandable common sense. Ralph was the one who comprehends the meeting place, the fire, and the huts. He synthesizes and applies Piggy's intellectualism, and he recognizes the false fears and superstitions as barriers to their survival. Later, Ralph starts to lose his power of organized thought, such as when he struggles to develop an agenda for the meeting, but finds himself lost in an inarticulate maze of vague thoughts. Ralph's loss of verbal ability bodes ill for the group because his authority lies in the platform, the symbol of collective governance and problem solving where verbal communication is the primary tool. Ralph's mental workings are subject to the same decay as his clothing; both are frayed by the rigors of the primitive life. Yet in response to the crisis of the lost rescue opportunity, Ralph has demonstrated his capacities as a conceptual thinker.
Film Soundtrack
1 Welcome to the jungle - Guns & Roses
2 Three Days Grace - Animal I Have Become
3 Foo Fighters - The Pretender
4 System Of A Down – Toxicity
5 Papa Roach- Last Resort
6 Avenged Sevenfold~ Nightmare
7 Bad Moon Rising - Creedence Clearwater Revival
8 This is War- 30 Seconds to Mars
9 A Twist in My Story- Second-hand Serenade
10 Mad World - Gary Jule
Lord of the flies is a psychological young adult fiction portraying the mind of a human slowly and gradually start deteriorating, losing all sense of reasoning in order to survive. These sounds tracks that I chose communicate well to the reader about the different scenarios taking place in the book where the characters landed in the jungle, to the point where they started hunting pig for meat as well as creating a monstrous figure in their head, which scared them to the point of speculating and killing each other and eventually getting rescued and wondering they will be the same.
Film Poster
This film poster significantly represents the names of the main characters as Ralph, Jack, Piggy, Simon, Eric, and Roger. In addition, it represents the picture of the beast, which shows the major theme of the book as evil, outlets for violence, and human nature, speech and silence. As well as it presents an important symbol as the beast and fire. The aggressiveness can be viewed from the image of the beast and the quote mentioned on the poster. The imaginary beast that frightens all the boys stands for the primal instinct of savagery that exists within all human beings. The boys are afraid of the beast.
Song or Rap
My name is a jack,And I'm a priorityI lead, people pleaseralph got no authorityCall me kingDo you hear the people singKill the beastI turn up the heat,I'm big and I'm strong,I got game,You got wronged,I kill,for the thrillYou weep,fear instils.
Plot Collage
This collage reflects the key symbols of the book such as the conch shell, piggy’s glasses, the signal fire and the beast. The conch shell on...