Golding portrays the different characters and those ideologies that accompany them with a strong contrast in writing style. To further understand this we must compare characters from his Nobel Prize winning novel, The Lord of the Flies. A good example of this is Jack who represents evil, described at the beginning of chapter three, and Simon who represents good and spirituality, described at the end of chapter three. Golding writes the story with the knowledge that characters who strongly dominate the plot at any given time of the book will become associated with the mood and imagery of their surroundings....
that they themselves cannot reach. This is done intentionally to show Simon"s compassion, and Golding would not place Jack in a similar scenario. Chapter three concludes with white flowers opening to symbolize peace and love, the aura surrounding Simon.

It is nocoincidence that Simon and Jack are placed in such different circumstances and imagery. It is also no mistake that any similar movements and characteristics sunburn the two have, are described in such a way as to create differing connotations. Golding writes every sentence, places every image, and inserts every symbol with precision. He truly is a masterful writer.