How Do William Golding and Williams Shakespeare Present Disturbed Characters?

How do William Golding and William Shakespe are present disturbed roughages? In Lord of the Flies Golding presents disturbed typefaces as skirt chaser and blood-thirsty. After his own experience in world state of war two, he seems to believe everybody has a savage personality and thriving which is brought come in through an extreme situation. Golding engages the technique of evoking emotion from the reader through the use of innocent children committing unthinkable actions.He conveys his views through the ever growing savage characters of varlet and Roger, whitheras Shakespeare presents lady Macbeth as a mentally disturbed character consumed with an obsession of becoming a part of the hierarchy within caller. In the first-class honours degree chapter of Lord of the Flies Golding uses the Island as an allegorical object, presenting the general overview of confederation and civilisation. The Island can be represented as the Garden of Eden an inwrought regulate of perfecti on to be undisturbed and civil.It seems to be an idyllic place for some time with rules and order end-to-end, this is up until it is corrupted and nature is changed by the boys savage intentions. This relates to biblical themes of the Garden of Eden once corrupted by mankind (Adam & Eve). We also see a use of pathetic fallacy, the Island in this sense is more important than anything, it foreshadows the events which are beginning to unfold. Through place two pieces of Literature Shakespeare and Golding use religious beliefs and values in Macbeth the uses of supernatural creatures resembling the witches represent a devil like figure.The strong Christian themes in the play and during Elizabethan times made them even more evil, Shakespeare conveys Lady Macbeth as the total opposite of what a women should be. She knows as a female she is limited because of her gender, she asked to be filled with cruelty which is ironic because she created the image to drink down the King. This point is significant in the quote unsex me here. Similarly you could argue the beast brought to the attention of the boys by a littlun is as as important.Simon proposes the beast is just the boys imagination itself, although they laugh off his idea, Simon is key to the novel he links to Goldings point of innate benignant evil which exists. He is the first boy to acknowledge that the beast is an international force of human nature. Lady Macbeth is first introduced to us as Macbeths loving married woman, she seems thrilled to hear of her husbands progression in social status. Her first reaction is to concoct a plan to kill the king we are equally as shocked as Macbeth when she pours her spirit in thine ear.This leads us to believe she is a somewhat reason character. Lady Macbeth then begins to develop into manipulating Macbeth, she uses blackmail much(prenominal) as tell on this enterprise to me? she weakens Macbeth you were a man implies she does not think of him as be worthy t o be called a man. To some extent Lady Macbeth is to blame, as briefly as she hears of Macbeths news her character is blinded by ambition. Similarly the three witches give Macbeth prophesies leading to the evil plan which is soon presented.The first significant change in their relationship comes when she creates a interpretation of juxtaposition, turning a pure and natural thing into a steep image saying she would have dashd the brains out of their unhatched child. Using this hypothetic situation Macbeth is beginning to consider the consequences, she uses pronouns you and I implying they are equally as involved and together through all of it. Golding presents the character of horseshit as a developing character of savagery throughout the novel.He compares the deterioration of Jacks civilized and well brought up mind with his lust and instinct to hunt. This is shown when the boys try and outline order on their island. Jacks reaction to this is aggressive and intolerant- bollocks to the rules Were strong- we hunt . here(predicate) we see that he seems manipulative towards the other characters trying to control them into followers him as the leader. When the group of boys head up the mountain our perception as to Jacks cruelty is further developed.This is shown when Jack is seen to snatch the render from Piggys face His specs- use them as burning supply. Golding uses this cruel streak in Jack so the reader feels benevolent to lesser characters such as Piggy. The deterioration of civilization on the island first begins with the breaking of the conch, in the novel the conch symbolises rules, like a school doorbell when the noise sounds it enforces a sense of regulation and order. Secondly the fire symbolises a feeling of hope, it is the one thing that could save them and mean rescue.Contrastingly it represents oddment and corruption, it destroys the idyllic feel of the island first presented to us by Golding. Identity is a main theme in both Lord of the flies and Macbeth, Golding uses the technique of theriomorphism to give Jack animalistic qualities. For example Golding says he passed his tongue crosswise his dry lips and scanned the uncommunicative forest conveying Jack as a primitive character. In other words Golding is beginning to show Jacks impulsive and has a compulsion to kill, giving the reader an economic crisis of his savage streak emerging.He also uses the word uncommunicative which literally is telling the reader the island is abandoned but foreshadows what is to come. This is an effective word survival of the fittest because it gives an insight to the communication which causes their downfall. Our chthonianstanding of what is to come differs from the previous text red coral Island the wildness of the surroundings influences changes in characters such as Jack to wad natural animalistic instincts contradicting the theme of happy endings as conveyed in red coral Island.A link between both Lord of the Flies and Mac beth is that both involve a sense of changing identity and deterioration of characters. During Elizabethan times when Shakespeare wrote Macbeth, the social-scale of class and stature was called the divine right of kings. External factors of society such as religion and the threat of war makes the actions of a mere(a) Elizabethan wife seem unthinkable. From the beginning of the play onwards, the relationship of Macbeth and his wife is one of equality.Straight away we are aware that Lady Macbeth is super respected by her husband my dearest partner of greatness is how he addresses her in the letter. A change of identity is suggested to Macbeth, Lady Macbeth says Your hand, your tongue wager like the innocent flower But be the serpent undert She is controlling him, telling him to convey a normal wait yet be the killer you know you are beneath. Contrastingly Jack uses paint to cover his face in Lord of the Flies, this is a primitive, tribal act in which he can cover his identity and be the hunter he insists upon.As we come to the final scenes of the play, not only can we see a mental deterioration but Shakespeares use of iambic pentameter conveying her as physically and mentally disturbed. During such times mental illness was not understood and looked upon as existence mad. In act 3 scene 4 she has changed completely, a doctor and gentle-women observe her as she has clearly become mentally out of control. Lady Macbeth even imagines herself with hands covered with blood, there is a flow rate of guilt as she shows her fragmented speech reflecting her thoughts and soliloquy out, damned period I say