Lord of the Flies

In chapter 11 of Lord of the Flies, In an earlier chapter, we talked about the Irony of Piggy stating that they were acting like a bunch of kids. He says it again now. Is the implication different now? Explain.

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The implication is much more insidious. They are kids who have lost control. Golding refers to them as savages.

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