Lord Of The Flies9

Lord of the Flies9 In William Goldings novel The Lord of the Flies, gross?s helplessness and superior intellect lead to his tragic death. Piggy is an outsider. He manages, for a time, to have some influence on the group through Ralph, who recognizes his brilliance and puts into effect several of his suggestions. But, the boys be quick to ridicule him for his fatness, asthma, and lack of physical skill. As an orphan brought up under the c ar of an aunt, he has developed into a sissy. He cannot do anything for himself, whether it be to gather fruit, blow the conch shell, or build huts.

He always tries to hide when the other boys are involved in manual labor. Further, he makes the mistake of crush too hard for acceptance. At first he tries so hard to win the favor of Ralph that he only alienates Ralph, til now at the same time he gives him personal development about himself that Ralph can then use to hurt him. His disembodied spirit on the island is a series of unhappy embarrassments, includ...If you want to raise a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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