- Lord of the Flies explores human nature and savagery on a deserted island
- Initially, the boys are restrained by law and order, symbolized by the conch
- As the story progresses, the boys descend into savagery, ignoring rules and killing
- The contrast between law and savagery shows the inherent evil in humanity
- The novel serves as a powerful symbol of the fragility of civilization in the face of darker human tendencies
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