How did Golding get his ideas across to the readers of his book, “Lord of The Flies”? (5+ sentences will mark brainliest)

the author writing ‘Lord of the Flies’ is to make the statement that these urges to be violent creatures are often ceded to by some people in the world. In this setting the author places these children to show how people act by nature. The battle to create civilization is Lord of the Flies' major struggle. Ralph and Piggy agree that the highest priority is order, laws and the maintaining of a signal fire while Jack believes that fishing, action and fun should be prioritized over health , security and future planning. Near the end of the novel, even Ralph is tempted by Jack’s authoritarian regime, constantly forgetting why the fire and rescue is so important. overall, he got his ideas across to the readers by conveying the message by nature.

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in at least 150 words, discuss the tone of the narrator in "i stand here ironing," and explain how it impacts the telling of the story

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