In its way it is more disturbing than "Lord of the Flies" because the action takes place not on some abandoned island but in the midst of ordinary life, surrounded by civilization.
It's got more endings than "Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King".
Critics, and that includes at least one disgruntled parent, complained that sending 40 kids to rebuild a New Mexico ghost town without adequate supervision was little more than a "Lord of the Flies" for voyeurs.
Indeed, he has cemented this orthodoxy far more than Lord Lawson ever did, by farming out monetary policy to the Bank and giving it an inflation target, and by setting himself "fiscal rules".
Hugh Capet (reigned 987 996) and his son Robert II (the Pious; 996 1031) struggled vainly to maintain the Carolingian solidarity of associated counts, bishops, and abbots; after about 1025 Robert and his successors were hardly more than crowned lords, and their protectorate was valued by few but the lesser barons and churches of the Île-de-France.
They worry parents much more than crime-lord figures because they're open to their children.
Re: Satan in #TheBible, I see way more Sith Lord than anything else.
In the 11th century bishops and abbots conducted the affairs of the Reich much more than the lay lords, even in war.
A week later, Bothwell managed to convince more than two dozen lords and bishops to sign the Ainslie Tavern Bond, in which they agreed to support his aim to marry the queen.
The House of Lords, including more than half the Labour lords, voted overwhelmingly against the ban.
Mr. Lincoln, the acknowledged giant of our heritage, the man who had the strength to face evil in the eye and save our nation, stood there on the East Portico, and called upon the name of God, the Almighty, and the Lord more than 13 times.
