Lord Of The Flies Communication Analysis

Imagine if a person was on Survivor.This person would never talk or listen to anyone, and would do their own thing. They would use their own knowledge and the person would not listen to the group. The competitor would just do what they pleased and not follow the established rules. The team would have lost the competition. This all happened because they did not communicate. The loss communication was a huge part of the breakdown in the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding. There are many reasons why a person may see this, but the three that have been chosen are as followed. The isolation and separation between the characters cause communication to be lost. A third person perspective does not reveal all the information present. The final one is the atmosphere in the novel implies that there is a loss of communication. When communication is lost between people, civilization will fall apart.
Throughout the novel, the characters could not communicate effectively. This was shown when Ralph and Jack agreed that they should make a signal fire. But later on in the novel Jack and the hunters forgot about the signal fire. Ralph was angry with Jack because he “let the
This is shown in the novel for many reasons. One is that it demonstrates that the character’s communication is poor. Another one is whatever perspective a text is written in is the only way to read it. The final one is the atmosphere created by the characters showcases the breakdown of communication in their society. From this, a person can see that communication is the foundation of any civilization. To conclude, the communication lost on the island is only a small example of what could happen. Communication is not done well on a day to day basis. What people do not realize is that the majority of communication is listening. If more people listened there would be less disagreement, like in the novel, and civilization would not fall