The 10 Most Important Quotes in Lord of the Flies
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Studying William Golding's 'The Lord of the Flies'? Dr Aidan, PhD, provides you with the 10 key quotes in this novel, along with in-depth analysis, to help you gain a greater understanding of this thought-provoking book. Perfect for GCSE students.
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Thank you for the amazing analysis, Dr Aidan! Personally, these videos are the only ones that help with my essay writing as I prefer how you analyse quotes and link them to different parts of the play. Please could you make a few more on the themes and characters in Macbeth, A Christmas Carol and Lord of the flies?
That is very kind of you to say. Thank you. I will put those on the list. I do have another video coming out this Sunday (12 Sept 2021) which I hope you find useful. It’s on The Lord of the Flies.
Have my English mock in 45 minutes, needed this 🙌
I’m pleased the video was useful and I hope your exam goes very well.
Really good! feeling prepared for my test and essay this week
Thank you very much. I’m pleased to hear that you liked it and that you have found it useful. I hope the test and essay go well this week.
Thank you for your most edifying and elegant presentation 👏
Thank you for your very kind words. I’m very pleased that you found it useful.
Thank you: you are very kind. I’m pleased you enjoyed it.
Bro really just copy and pastes
Lemme cook in my exam in 60 minutes
Thank you for the in depth analysis. This video has helped me to have a better understanding of the novel.Can you please do a video on great expectations?
Thank you. I’ve also done a summary video of Lord of the Flies in case that’s useful to you. I will add Great Expectations to my list!
thank u so much these quotes are very good!!!
Thank you. That’s very kind of you to say and I’m very pleased that you found them useful.
Thanks very much for this video it has helped me a lot to understand this novel
That's brilliant to hear!
Thanks very much. Brilliant presentation. It there one for "the inheritors"?
I’m very pleased that you liked it. Thank you. Unfortunately I don’t have a video for The Inheritors.
Thanks x
5 minutes before my exam ☺️💖
paper 1 tmrw hope it goes well
Yeah me too. good luck for tomorrow !
Paper 2 tmrw 🤝🤝
Why were you watching this if there is paper 1
@@pro_ploperz some ppl have lotf for paper 1 instead of 2
Brilliant
I’m very pleased you liked it: thank you.
Um 2024 ELA HEYYYY
English gcse tommorow im so cooked
@@harrisoncov7434 I feel u, listen to it as audiobook
@@harrisoncov7434I’m cooked lol
We have test on thursday
Lotf Media 11
Yet it’s the standing aside and not resisting that saved them.
Good to have an adult to help and guide young students through this work upon the somewhat guideless young.
A line which has always stood out to me regards whether to blow the conch or not as the boys leave a meeting to get on an excited tear to have fun. Piggy encourages Ralph to blow and restore order. Ralph pauses to say, “If I blow the conch and they don’t come back, then we’ve had it.” This awareness of limits to authority is impressive in young Ralph. He is a mature leader - but without the previously existent choir/hunter army led by Jack.
I am surprised that Jack did not display his knife before the vote for leader was taken. He does accept its decision, possibly due to his character of little interest in dealing with the little’ uns. Jack has his hunters and the beast which is also simply fear of the common enemy - conveniently provided by the downed pilot corpse. Golding defined the pilot’s arrival as ‘history’. It has always been there and, I suppose, a society maker.
Born late in the post-war-baby-boom, I was lucky to tag along an older, well-read brother. I read the book at age 10. I recommend the film version of 1963 highly.
Yeah to be fair the old british film of it was actually good especially compared to the American version in colour what hardly relates to the story and is just shit in every other way
@@pogchamp4209 I consider the color re-make to be typical, Hollywood hash. It is in color,… thumbs down. The technical issues and solutions make for a more interesting film atmosphere and Peter Brook followed the book very well. Two other stories/films for every eleven year old are Jack London’s ‘To Build a Fire’, and ‘ Incident at Owl Creek Bridge’ by Bierce. Tough, real-world stuff for budding brains.
Would these quotes cover any question that could be asked from us, including characters and themes?
no
incredible. Thank you, so helpful
Thanks for letting me know. Very glad to hear you found it helpful.
i am so lucky this only has 201 views
Thank you for being one of the first to watch it. I hope you found it useful.
no way i found you lol
who else is here before the exam
Me
Mee
Good job! We do have a modern day version of Jack and Roger. Before any Trump supporters get mad at me, Donald Trump is like Jack and Rudy Guiliani is like Roger. I thought the storming of the capitol by those fools who followed Trump did mimic the hunting of Ralph and the cry of "Hang Mike Pence" was the same as "Kill the pig!"
Who is here for English homework
50mins to my gcse
My gcse is in 2 hours
@@HJTKDDWDSLK 35 mins
My Mock is Today
Final is in about an hour
You really have to watch your mouth noises. Yikes!