Quote Originally Posted by Setzer Gabianni
Lord of the Flies

Meaning: Lord of the Flies is the English-language translation of the Hebrew word Beelzebub, which in turn is a mistranslation of the name of the Semitic devil Baal-zevuv. Christian references to Beelzebub used the same derivation to describe Satan.

In a less literal sense, to be 'lord of the flies' is to rule over a worthless kingdom; Golding's novel presents a microcosm in which children fight and die to promulgate and dominate a broken, meaningless society.

~Setzer Gabianni
I'm doing this book in English.
Golding is so negative, its like he teached at a school of chavs where they made fun off his baldness.
And this is his sick twisted revenge.

But staying on topic.
I think marc suits you.