Roger killed Piggy because he was Jack's righthand man, and Jack immidately was challenged by Piggy and Ralph. Roger is trying to rid Jack of his insecurities so that he can take over, thus putting through the idea that he is a good, ordery leader.
Which if you think about it, is a very stupid way to show that he is a good, ordery leader, but you know, they are kids. That doesnt make what he did any better, though.
Probably not, Roger simply let himself 'go.' He had a lever wedged under a huge boulder and he simply pushed on it. He did it because he could do it and because he had an impulse to do it. Essentially all the earlier restraints on his behaviour, which had stopped him hitting Henry with stones on the beach, had been swept aside and he now felt entire free to do anything he wished, not only regardless of the consequences but without even considering that there were consequences.
Two of his friends deliberately pushed a boulder down a hill and since Piggy was nearly blind without his spectacles, it struck Piggy, throwing over a cliff and onto rocks in the sea. An awful way to go.
He did this because Roger is Jack's best friend and Jack, being insecure wanted Simon, Piggy and Ralph dead, one by one.
Jack wants total power for himself, and feels threatened by Ralph and Piggy: Ralph being the original elected leader, and Piggy being his adviser. This is why they kill Piggy and attempt to kill Ralph. Also, most of the boys dislike Piggy on a personal level, since they see Piggy as rather nerdy and stuffy. However, one could argue that they do not even need a reason to kill Piggy in the first place, seeing as their sanity is in question towards the end of the story. The normal emotions of guilt that are present in a civilized society are absent in the savage society that Jack has created.
Yes piggy was killed by one of the hunters named Roger who pushed a bolder off the cliff to where Piggy was standing which pushed piggy off of the cliff on to sharp rocks which killed him
Roger kills Piggy with a boulder that sends him flying down 40 feet into a rock which opens his head and then his body gets washed out to sea.
Roger and Maurice are the ones that attack Jack and Piggy because Jack wants Piggy's glasses.
While the boys are at castle rock (near the end if the novel), Roger is getting ready to roll a boulder on Piggy, which kills him.
Ralph wants to get Piggy's specs back and Piggy wanted to kill Jack there and then.
Yes piggy was killed by one of the hunters named Roger who pushed a bolder off the cliff to where Piggy was standing which pushed piggy off of the cliff on to sharp rocks which killed him
Ralph does not kill Piggy in William Golding's novel "Lord of the Flies." Piggy is killed when Roger, another boy on the island, pushes a rock onto him, causing him to fall to his death. Ralph is not directly involved in Piggy's death.
Roger kills Piggy with a boulder that sends him flying down 40 feet into a rock which opens his head and then his body gets washed out to sea.
Roger and Maurice are the ones that attack Jack and Piggy because Jack wants Piggy's glasses.
Piggy is smashed by a boulder at Castle Rock. Roger rolls the boulder down and kills Piggy.
Roger makes Piggy fall on a large rock near the water
While the boys are at castle rock (near the end if the novel), Roger is getting ready to roll a boulder on Piggy, which kills him.
During Piggy's plea for a return to decency, Roger is busy rolling rocks down the mountainside, showing his disregard for Piggy's words and further highlighting his cruel and sadistic nature.
Yes they should be punished because they committed the murder of Simon. Plus roger killed piggy and had attempted to kill Ralph.
Piggy dies in Chapter 11 (Castle Rock), he dies by Roger throwing a giant boulder down the hill where it hits Piggy between his knee and his chin and knocks him unconscious and over the side of the mountain into the sea.
Piggy was killed by a boulder. Roger dropped a boulder onto Piggy, and Piggy was stricken by the boulder and fell 40 feet landing on his back.
Murder