The setting of Lord of the Flies <u>is</u> a symbolic island.
<em>The setting of "Lord Of The Flies" is important to the plot for several reasons. First, because the island is isolated, it forces the boys to create /re-create civilization on their own. Second, because it is so lush, it is like Eden; this is less a plot issue than a symbolic one, but it is important.</em>
Answer: summary of the text :)
Explanation:
B) alliteration . if you look up the definition of the two answers it would help you out!!!
In AP tests, yes. But in general, no
I think it might be indifference
