Elimination in George Orwell's animal farm and William Golding's lord of the flies

Abstract EN

The present paper discusses the aspect of "Elimination" and its existence with softly and influential impact of certain literary works.

The aspect deals with the varied classes in society to touch the truth of human nature and to uncover the deepest dirty state of him also.

Notedly, Elimination relates to the political issues due to the viciousness minds of the politicians no exceptions as it is shown in Orwell's Animal Farm.

Also, it connects to the social individuals in reality with cunny manners as it is illustrated in Golding's Lord of the Flies.

The paper explains the whole sides and kinds of elimination with examples of the suffered characters but the religious side hasn't been discussed because of the two selected novels don't interact with religion.

Moreover, it presents the reasons behind practicing elimination against people and introduces the different methods in using exclusion to achieve the aim even with blood.

All in all, the writers have discussed a unique technique in modern literature, with high style and strange ideas.

The suffered characters end tragically, but other characters end with less damaging because of two reasons.

Firstly, the characters that end tragically have faced criminal minds and have received the destiny proudly more than others.

Secondly, the less damaging characters have faced their destiny cowardly.

So, the technique is too close to the reality allowing the reader extremely interact with it.