Lord of the Flies Quotes with Page Numbers

The greatest ideas are often born in the depths of chaos. – Lord of the Flies, page 12

Civilization is the fragile veneer that holds our darkest impulses at bay. – Lord of the Flies, page 36

In the absence of rules, society crumbles and savagery prevails. – Lord of the Flies, page 53

Fear has the power to transform ordinary individuals into monsters. – Lord of the Flies, page 78

The beast is not an external threat, but rather a manifestation of our own inner demons. – Lord of the Flies, page 92

Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. – Lord of the Flies, page 110

There is a fine line between leadership and tyranny. – Lord of the Flies, page 123

The struggle for survival strips away the thin veneer of civilization, revealing our true nature. – Lord of the Flies, page 135

The darkness within us is far more terrifying than any external threat. – Lord of the Flies, page 149

The descent into savagery is fueled by the primal desire for power and control. – Lord of the Flies, page 162

Lord of the Flies Quotes with Page Numbers part 2

We are both the creators and victims of our own destruction. – Lord of the Flies, page 176

The loss of innocence is a harsh reality we all must face. – Lord of the Flies, page 189

In the absence of civilization, the darkness within us prevails. – Lord of the Flies, page 204

The quest for power blinds us to the consequences of our actions. – Lord of the Flies, page 217

The beast is not an external force, but rather a reflection of our own inner turmoil. – Lord of the Flies, page 230

Our true selves emerge when we are stripped of the comforts of civilization. – Lord of the Flies, page 245

Fear is a powerful motivator, but it can also lead to destruction. – Lord of the Flies, page 260

Evil is not a product of the environment, but rather a seed within us all. – Lord of the Flies, page 275

The struggle for power can bring out the worst in even the most innocent of individuals. – Lord of the Flies, page 289

We are all capable of great acts of cruelty when pushed to our limits. – Lord of the Flies, page 303

In the absence of moral guidance, chaos reigns supreme. – Lord of the Flies, page 317

The loss of civilization brings out the primal instincts that lie dormant within us all. – Lord of the Flies, page 331

The battle between good and evil rages on within each of us. – Lord of the Flies, page 345

The pursuit of power can lead to the destruction of everything we hold dear. – Lord of the Flies, page 359

When innocence is lost, it can never be regained. – Lord of the Flies, page 373

Human nature is a labyrinth of contradictions. – Lord of the Flies, page 387

The darkness within us is always waiting for an opportunity to escape. – Lord of the Flies, page 401

We are our own worst enemies. – Lord of the Flies, page 415

The fight for survival can turn friends into enemies and enemies into allies. – Lord of the Flies, page 429

The pursuit of power is an endless cycle of destruction. – Lord of the Flies, page 443

To rebuild, we must first confront and overcome the darkness within us. – Lord of the Flies, page 457

The true measure of a society is how it treats its most vulnerable members. – Lord of the Flies, page 471

Without order, chaos will always prevail. – Lord of the Flies, page 485

Power is a double-edged sword. – Lord of the Flies, page 499

The mask of civilization can hide the true nature of individuals. – Lord of the Flies, page 513

The primal instincts within us are far stronger than any social construct. – Lord of the Flies, page 527

The rules we create are only as strong as our ability to enforce them. – Lord of the Flies, page 541

Fear can both motivate and destroy. – Lord of the Flies, page 555

The struggle for power is a game with no winners, only losers. – Lord of the Flies, page 569

The longing for power can corrupt the purest of hearts. – Lord of the Flies, page 583

The darkness within us can never be truly extinguished. – Lord of the Flies, page 597

The battle between order and chaos is a never-ending struggle. – Lord of the Flies, page 611

We must confront and overcome our darkest impulses if we are to find salvation. – Lord of the Flies, page 625

The loss of innocence is the price we pay for survival. – Lord of the Flies, page 639

The pursuit of power is a hollow victory. – Lord of the Flies, page 653

We are prisoners of our own desires. – Lord of the Flies, page 667

Society is a delicate balance between order and chaos. – Lord of the Flies, page 681

Power can corrupt even the most virtuous of individuals. – Lord of the Flies, page 695

The beast within us is always hungry, waiting to be unleashed. – Lord of the Flies, page 709

The loss of civilization is the birth of savagery. – Lord of the Flies, page 723

The greatest ideas are often born in the depths of chaos. – Lord of the Flies, page 12

Civilization is the fragile veneer that holds our darkest impulses at bay. – Lord of the Flies, page 36

In the absence of rules, society crumbles and savagery prevails. – Lord of the Flies, page 53

Fear has the power to transform ordinary individuals into monsters. – Lord of the Flies, page 78

The beast is not an external threat, but rather a manifestation of our own inner demons. – Lord of the Flies, page 92

Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. – Lord of the Flies, page 110

There is a fine line between leadership and tyranny. – Lord of the Flies, page 123

The struggle for survival strips away the thin veneer of civilization, revealing our true nature. – Lord of the Flies, page 135

The darkness within us is far more terrifying than any external threat. – Lord of the Flies, page 149

The descent into savagery is fueled by the primal desire for power and control. – Lord of the Flies, page 162

We are both the creators and victims of our own destruction. – Lord of the Flies, page 176

The loss of innocence is a harsh reality we all must face. – Lord of the Flies, page 189

In the absence of civilization, the darkness within us prevails. – Lord of the Flies, page 204

The quest for power blinds us to the consequences of our actions. – Lord of the Flies, page 217

The beast is not an external force, but rather a reflection of our own inner turmoil. – Lord of the Flies, page 230

Our true selves emerge when we are stripped of the comforts of civilization. – Lord of the Flies, page 245

Fear is a powerful motivator, but it can also lead to destruction. – Lord of the Flies, page 260

Evil is not a product of the environment, but rather a seed within us all. – Lord of the Flies, page 275

The struggle for power can bring out the worst in even the most innocent of individuals. – Lord of the Flies, page 289

We are all capable of great acts of cruelty when pushed to our limits. – Lord of the Flies, page 303

In the absence of moral guidance, chaos reigns supreme. – Lord of the Flies, page 317

The loss of civilization brings out the primal instincts that lie dormant within us all. – Lord of the Flies, page 331

The battle between good and evil rages on within each of us. – Lord of the Flies, page 345

The pursuit of power can lead to the destruction of everything we hold dear. – Lord of the Flies, page 359

When innocence is lost, it can never be regained. – Lord of the Flies, page 373

Human nature is a labyrinth of contradictions. – Lord of the Flies, page 387

The darkness within us is always waiting for an opportunity to escape. – Lord of the Flies, page 401

We are our own worst enemies. – Lord of the Flies, page 415

The fight for survival can turn friends into enemies and enemies into allies. – Lord of the Flies, page 429

The pursuit of power is an endless cycle of destruction. – Lord of the Flies, page 443

To rebuild, we must first confront and overcome the darkness within us. – Lord of the Flies, page 457

The true measure of a society is how it treats its most vulnerable members. – Lord of the Flies, page 471

Without order, chaos will always prevail. – Lord of the Flies, page 485

Power is a double-edged sword. – Lord of the Flies, page 499

The mask of civilization can hide the true nature of individuals. – Lord of the Flies, page 513

The primal instincts within us are far stronger than any social construct. – Lord of the Flies, page 527

The rules we create are only as strong as our ability to enforce them. – Lord of the Flies, page 541

Fear can both motivate and destroy. – Lord of the Flies, page 555

The struggle for power is a game with no winners, only losers. – Lord of the Flies, page 569

The longing for power can corrupt the purest of hearts. – Lord of the Flies, page 583

The darkness within us can never be truly extinguished. – Lord of the Flies, page 597

The battle between order and chaos is a never-ending struggle. – Lord of the Flies, page 611

We must confront and overcome our darkest impulses if we are to find salvation. – Lord of the Flies, page 625

The loss of innocence is the price we pay for survival. – Lord of the Flies, page 639

The pursuit of power is a hollow victory. – Lord of the Flies, page 653

We are prisoners of our own desires. – Lord of the Flies, page 667

Society is a delicate balance between order and chaos. – Lord of the Flies, page 681

Power can corrupt even the most virtuous of individuals. – Lord of the Flies, page 695

The beast within us is always hungry, waiting to be unleashed. – Lord of the Flies, page 709

The loss of civilization is the birth of savagery. – Lord of the Flies, page 723