Lotf - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Are you a GCSE English Lit student looking for an essay focused on giving a judicial and critical viewpoint on how religion is presented in LOTF

Information on all of the important characters in the novel Lord Of The Flies by William Golding for GCSE English Literature

J&H Q1 = How does Stevenson use language and structure to present Lanyon's experience of Jekyll's transformation in the extract? Q2 = Explain how curiosity is important throughout the novella. LOTF Q: How is Roger significant in the novel? Poetry: Compare emotions presented in 'i wanna be yours' and 'Love's Dog'

Are you a GCSE English Lit student looking for comprehensive notes on the key themes within Lord of the Flies? This document contains detailed notes on how Golding's message was crafted in LOTF

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A revision document for Lord of the Flies (for AQA GCSE English Literature) including plot, themes and quotes from each chapter, notes on themes from across the book, notes on characters from across the book, plans for essays on characters, plans for essays on themes and symbols, plans for essays on past paper questions and a quote bank.

This document contains the best Lord of The Flies (by William Golding) quotes and in depth analysis per quote ,that can achieve a grade 9, covering the entirety of the novel from the first page to the last. Furthermore, this document is mainly aimed at those sitting the GCSE AQA English Literature Paper 2 examination however is appropriate to anyone studying the novel.

This document contains key topic sentences for four of the main characters in William Golding's Lord of the Flies. It contains quotations correlating to the key paragraph point and a developed analysis of the quotations.

Insightful notes to Ralph from Lord of the Flies by William Golding. Perfect for revision and notes can be used within essays and homework. Notes completed by A* student from the Manchester Grammar School.