What are Goldings implied beliefs about the parliamentary system?

Answer 1

Well, Golding's novel "Lord of the Flies" suggests that the parliamentary system is a bit of a hot mess. He implies that power dynamics and human nature can lead to chaos and corruption, regardless of the governing structure. So, in a nutshell, Golding ain't exactly painting a rosy picture of parliamentary politics.

Answer 2

Golding's believes that the parliamentary system is no use. In this novel, Golding puts it into place when, the boys call meetings and nothing gets solved. All they do is get into an argument when they meet.

Answer 3

Golding believes that the parliamentary system of government is no use. He shows that in the book by the boys having many meetings and nothing gets solved or done.

Answer 4

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