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Piggy is a logical level headed boy who thinks in the manner of an adult rather than a boy. Piggy believes in the real world and the laws of science which govern it. There is no place is such a world for entities which by their very existence would make a mockery of the underlying scientific principles which govern everything. Piggy expressed this conviction by saying, and I quote... "'Cos things wouldn't make sense.
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Lord of the Flies chapter 5 what rationale does Piggy give for not believing in ghosts?
Piggy is a logical level headed boy who thinks in the manner of an adult rather than a boy. Piggy believes in the real world and the laws of science which govern it. There is no place is such a world for entities which by their very existence would make a mockery of the underlying scientific principles which govern everything. Piggy expressed this conviction by saying, and I quote... "'Cos things wouldn't make sense. Houses an' streets, an -- TV --they wouldn't work."
How does one give a piggy back ride?
There are many ways to give a piggy back ride correctly. One must make sure that one has a very strong back in order to give a piggy back right and then one must put another one top of his back.
What job does Ralph give piggy?
To take the names of the boys
Who shared meat with Piggy in Lord of the Flies chapter 4?
When Jack refused to give any meat to Piggy, Simon passed his meat to Piggy. Jack then cut of a "huge chunk" of meat which he thrust at Simon saying, "eat d***you."
Who does piggy blame for what happen to Simon?
Simon did not defend piggy , only Ralph did in chapter 2 , look into pg 42 or 41 carefully
