Lord of the Flies

The audience experiences a profound sense of Fear and Anxiety as the stranded boys descend into savagery, marked by constant threat and escalating violence. This is coupled with deep Sadness and Melancholy over the tragic loss of innocence and the failure of civilization. Feelings of Disturbing and Anger arise from the brutal acts and tyrannical leadership, while Empathy is felt for Ralph's struggle and the victims. Anticipation builds as the narrative progresses towards its grim conclusion.