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What I think would happen if the boat never came enjoy

Lord of the flies but Ralph is a girl

You are eating lunch with your friend and decide to tell him a funny joke. What happens next is something you never would've predicted.

My take on the events that happened right before the first chapter.

Chapter 13. What really happened when the boys were finally rescued at the end of the book... do they forgive each other? Sorry for the lame title.

A brief look into Ralph's life, post-island.

Poem/chant written after the beheading of the sow. I thought about the piglets and how they would survive after the source of their food and protection was gone. I then realized the hunters didn't care. Rating shouldn't be a problem to anyone who read the book; cannon typical gore. An additional poem has been added. It is a ballad telling the character arcs of the main characters.

My take on how an epilogue for Lord of the Flies might go.

This is shit but I have writers block so oh well

Summary: Jack, Ralph and the others return to the island. Just not in the usual way.

Everything that led up to and followed the boys' time on the island and everything in between. {JALPH} Content warning: major character deaths, scenes that may be disturbing to some viewers, some sexually descriptive scenes Copyright: Everything in Phases 1 and 3 belong to me. Phase 2 belongs to William Golding, with the exception of some additional scenes and details added by me

Piggy is awoken by some strange noises coming from ralphs side before he knows it ralph starts asking him some questionable requests. kinda rapey and yea if u don't like shotacon don't read LMAO[oneshot]

My final fic. The boys reunite at a Red Robin. Hijinks and drama ensue. Everyone's gay, naturally. Everyone's an adult, because I'm a gay adult now and want to reckon with what I've become and the child I used to be.

A small airliner carrying over a dozen boys from the Bunker Hill Military Academy goes down in the Pacific Ocean, leaving the cadets and a wounded adult to wash up on the shores of a nearby island. New discoveries soon see the boys who call themselves the Hunters becoming swifter and stronger by the day- and more willing to impose their will on the others. A battle is coming.

It's more than madness.

Ralph finds unexpected company during one sleepless night in the jungle.

An unusual mishap on a school trip lands several girls on a doomed plane of private school boys. After they crash on an uninhabited tropical island, they must fight against social class, sexism and savagery to survive. The title is the wonderful song by Christina Aguilera and Demi Lovato which inspired this story a little bit.

It's all in the title really. I've attempted to retell some of Golding's classic novel, Lord of the Flies, from the perspective of a very gay, anxious and confused Jack Merridew. I find it funny. So I'm going to release it into the world. You're welcome.

Jack is a monster. Roger is exhausted.

Four teens with rabid sex drives are stuck on an island after a plane they were all on crashed.

Jack is like night and day and so are his thoughts.

Poem: Upon the island, the lord surveyed all.

There was a choice that Gale could do, she could let things take it's course or she could act, they were all suppoused to be an allegory, fiction, but there they were, breathing around her, and the misfortune she knew so well... she was going to experience first hand. Rated T to be safe.

Imagine Lord of the Flies but with much more interesting and fleshed out characters, with a girl thrown in amongst the boys for good measure. This modern remake of a classic, full of twists and turns, is bound to entertain you.