Piggy Character Analysis: Lord of the Flies
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Piggy represents rational thinking and could have been a leader on the island. However, he is also physically weak and relies on Ralph. Piggy is intelligent and wants the boys to focus on rescue, rather than hunting. His death marks the end of reason and order on the island, leading Jack's tribe to hunt Ralph. Piggy's death was foreshadowed by the killing of pigs, the breaking of his glasses, and Roger's increasing violent tendencies.
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- William Golding's 1954 novel 'Lord of the Flies' tells the story of a group of young British boys who are stranded alone on a deserted island after their plane crashes. Without any adults, the boys try to organize themselves but slowly revert to savagery as they struggle to maintain order. Their failure to keep a signal fire lit causes a rescue ship to miss them. The conflicts between the boys, especially between the leader Ralph and the hunter Jack, come to a head as the boys descend further into violence, culminating in the deaths of Simon and Piggy.
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1. Ralph undergoes an important change in character in Chapter 5 as he realizes he must take his role as chief more seriously to ensure the boys' survival on the island.
2. Previously childish, Ralph now speaks forcefully at an assembly, taking control and reminding the boys of the importance of organization.
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- 2. Piggy represents The rational thinking world
- 3. Piggy could’ve been a leader … or not
- 4. • Piggy is intelligent • He cares about the boys wellbeing • He makes decisions • He is morally right • He is focused on getting rescued, like Ralph, instead of gathering food and hunting. • He knows how to blow the conch (a symbol of power and leadership) and has to explain to Ralph how to do it
- 5. Piggy is weak So maybe he couldn’t have been a leader… hmm
- 6. • Piggy’s weaknesses are what doesn’t make him skilled enough to be chief. • He relies on Ralph • Is physically weak • Is fat and unfit • Nobody listens to him because he is of lower class than everybody else • He has asthma, which is what stops him from blowing the conch himself. • Wears glasses and is vulnerable without them. • Piggys intelligence only helps the group via Ralph, as Piggy is Ralphs advisor.
- 7. Piggy’s death Why, Piggy, why?
- 8. • Constantly gave the boys warnings, but they didn’t listen, making him a Cassandra figure. • By frequently quoting his aunt, he provides the only female voice on the island, something that the boys aren’t interested in. • Insists on going to get his glasses back from Jack at Castle Rock, so is brave too late
- 9. Standing up for what he believes in gets him killed: “Which is better? – to have rules and agree or to hunt and kill?”
- 10. • All of these things make piggy the voice of reason, and once he dies, that reason is gone – leading Jack and his tribe to hunt down Ralph. • He dies along with the conch, which “splinter{ed} into a thousand tiny pieces and ceased to exist,” which is the end of order.
- 11. How was Piggy’s death foreshadowed
- 12. • The death of the pig at the beginning foreshadows Piggy’s death, due to his name. • The increasingly violent way in which the tribe were killing the pigs • His glasses being broken rendered him “disabled” and it is the survival of the fittest • Rodger, who pushes the boulder on top of Piggy, throwing stones at the littuns.