What is the climax of the book lord of the flies?
Most of the times, climax of a story is at the end of the book. And so the climax of the book is the hunt for Ralph by Jack and the hunters. The death of Simon and Piggy are also very important events in the book. I would say that Simon’s death is not the turning point of the story because no one really cared about or talked about it later. It was a sign of showing the beginning of evil things on the islands. While, Piggy’s death actually set the stage for the last scene and the climax, that is the hunt for Ralph’s death. The hunt was a perfect climax as it gave the readers a perfect chill of fear if the hunters could catch Ralph and kill him, it was also full of suspense as the readers waited to see if Samn’eric will betray Ralph by telling where he is hidden or not. The hunt was also a big turning point as it showed how evil the boys had really become and they just wanted to kill. The climax also showed the fall of the story’s possible hero, Ralph. The climax and the story ends when
