This book was a reading assignment when I was in third year HS. I really find this book disturbing from the first time I've read it, until now. 
 This book is so true to what happens in the world today. When men try to govern themselves (and started the whole process with goodwill inside), but blinded with egotism and lust for power, tragedy and destruction in society are inevitable. 
 Human nature is corrupt; it only takes a trivial thing to make its nature controlled by nothing but malice. This book represents a perfect allegory for men. Culture fails repeatedly and no matter how hard we can repress it, nothing will ever stop the drive to become savages.