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The Lord of the Flies symbolizes the dark and savage side of human nature. By knocking it over, Ralph is symbolically rejecting this darkness and chaos, showing a moment of resistance against the primal instincts that lead to savagery on the island. This action can be seen as a brief moment of defiance and a cry for order and reason in the midst of chaos.
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