Lord of the Flies

1. – Part of the mind that balances desires with what’s socially acceptable.
4. – A main character in Lord of the Flies who tries to maintain order.
6. – Bags and suitcases used when travelling.
8. – A tool used for navigation and finding direction.
9. – Where something begins or comes from.
11. Piper – A folk tale character who leads children away; referenced in Lord of the Flies.
12. – Relating to atoms; often linked to powerful weapons.
14. – To leave a dangerous place for safety.
17. – The sea-based armed forces of the United Kingdom.
19. – Wild, violent, and uncontrolled.
20. or captaining – Leading a group, especially in a military or naval setting.
21. – Acts as a go-between to help solve conflict.

1. – Deeply immoral or wicked.
2. – A character in Lord of the Flies who represents logic and reason.
3. – Related to the ideas of Sigmund Freud, especially about the mind.
5. – Japanese city where the first atomic bomb was dropped in 1945.
7. – The opposite of warm; also describes a major 20th-century war without direct fighting.
10. – The part of the mind that wants instant pleasure and doesn’t care about rules.
11. – From the earliest times; ancient and primitive.
13. – Connected to energy from the nucleus of an atom; used in bombs and power.
14. – The part of the personality that deals with reality (appears twice).
15. – A nation or area of land with its own government.
16. – A character in Lord of the Flies who represents chaos and power hunger.
18. – The second Japanese city hit by an atomic bomb in 1945.