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"The Scorpion God is a stylised story of the life of the ancient Egyptians, set on the sultry Nile coast in the fourth millennium BC. William Golding reconstructs the Egyptian kingdom with authentic accuracy. However, the main point is not the historical correspondence, but the parabolic ethical and philosophical connotation that emerges in the text through the clash of naïve traditional beliefs and contradictory judgements. "God Scorpio" is a parable that opens up unexpected perspectives on human nature and its interaction with the state.