Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Lord Of The Flies Hell Or Paradise
- Hell
- "the long, grinding roar of the breakers on the beach"
- "grinding"-the grinding of teeth associated with anger, or animals
- "roar"- animalistic: personification
- The heat hit him
- violent tone, foreshadowing
violence to come.
- " They were now used to stomach aches and a sort
of chronic diarrhoea.
- the colourful fruits making them ill, but them getting used to0 it could suggest how
they are adapting to the life on the island- in a bad way.
- "the swell...seemed like the breathing of some
stupendous creature."
- foreshadowing to the beast later on.
- Paradise
- "the white stuff flicked the coral reef."
- coral reef= typical paradise scene
- "The water was warmer than Ralphs
blood and he might have been
swimming in a huge bath."
- use of word bath, linking it back to home life, and cleanness
- warmer than ralphs blood -showing how warm it actually is.
- " everything was the scent of ripeness"
- showing the purity of the island, nothing is rotten
- "inside the lagoon was peacock water, rocks and weed showing as in an aquarium"
- peacock water=: peacocks usually associated with beauty and elegance, and the colour rich and glossy
- aquarium: another link to home, and suggests that it looks staged and put there by man.