Free Fall

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"Free Fall" is a 1959 novel by William Golding that explores themes of free will, guilt, and the nature of human choice through the introspective narrative of an artist reflecting on his life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
author William Golding NERFINISHED
centralTheme free will
guilt
memory and identity
moral responsibility
nature of human choice
religion and faith
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
exploresConcept determinism
existentialism
original sin
genre literary fiction
philosophical novel
psychological novel
hasAuthorSameAs Lord of the Flies NERFINISHED
hasCharacterType unreliable narrator
hasForm prose
hasIntendedMarket literary fiction market
hasMoralQuestion responsibility for one’s choices
hasNarrativeDevice extended flashback
stream of consciousness
hasPageCountApprox 250
hasTargetAudience adult readers
hasThemeRelationTo Christian theology NERFINISHED
hasTone introspective
philosophical
serious
isPartOfAuthorOeuvrePhase mid-career works of William Golding
literaryMovement postwar British literature
mainCharacter Sammy Mountjoy NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective first-person narrative
originalLanguage English
protagonistOccupation artist
publicationYear 1959
publisher Faber and Faber NERFINISHED
settingContext World War II NERFINISHED
pre-World War II England
settingPeriod 20th century
structure nonlinear chronology
retrospective narrative

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William Golding notableWork Free Fall