Oh man, what's after this? Crazy stuff we see nowadays.tsduv21

perhaps no eye contact for more than 2 seconds:roll:

[QUOTE="rickyrickyricky"][QUOTE="HybridPhoenix"][QUOTE="mtcoola"]

I loved Lord of the Flies, and wrote an essay about Piggy last year, ill see if i can find it. Usually i'd tell you to do your own work, but I love this book so much (I dunno why)

pretty much piggy represents order and logic in the book. When he dies, the world the kids know go to hell. They become savages. His glasses represent life, for without them the fire would have gone out. He also represents science, the way he logically thinks about things. The book is supposed to represent how we can be savages, and this is witnessed when the kids kill piggy. It shows that order of the world is destroyed by war.

i hope that helps, thats what i remember from the book, i'm not sure if that will help though. And its kinda hard to explain

mtcoola

If you loved the book so much you'd tell this guy to read it and do his own work.

Gimme a break, like 2.5 more chapters and i'll be caught up

It doesn't hurt to have an awesome essay, plus my partner never read at all

Don't worry about it dude, I need help every now and then even if i do my work, and lord of the flies has a LOT of symbolism, so there somethings someone else might see that you dont. i hope you do well on your essay and if you need more help i'll be here

EDIT: i just noticed you're a cowboys fan lol. packers fan here. not so sure i can help now....:P

thanks:P

lol yeah, cowboys & pack losing to the giants killed me, Brett Favre was my all time favorite non-cowboy since i was a kid & the pack had always been my #2, idk about next season though...

[QUOTE="mtcoola"]

I loved Lord of the Flies, and wrote an essay about Piggy last year, ill see if i can find it. Usually i'd tell you to do your own work, but I love this book so much (I dunno why)

pretty much piggy represents order and logic in the book. When he dies, the world the kids know go to hell. They become savages. His glasses represent life, for without them the fire would have gone out. He also represents science, the way he logically thinks about things. The book is supposed to represent how we can be savages, and this is witnessed when the kids kill piggy. It shows that order of the world is destroyed by war.

i hope that helps, thats what i remember from the book, i'm not sure if that will help though. And its kinda hard to explain

HybridPhoenix

If you loved the book so much you'd tell this guy to read it and do his own work.

Gimme a break, like 2.5 more chapters and i'll be caught up

It doesn't hurt to have an awesome essay, plus my partner never read at all

Wow, what irony :P

Thanks very much to all who helped, & I shall watch out for boulders

I'm a high school senior and my class just finished this book. I read the first few chapters and the last few chapters, but I had to sparknote the middle section due to laziness.

I now have to write a character essay over Piggy. I'm just reaching out for help from anyone who's read/enjoyed this book. If ya'll can point out some of the interesting parts about how he is, I would appreciate it.

1. At the beginning: picked on, not respected
2. Can truly see into people
3. Things leading to death/death

Heres my thesis:
Piggy is a character who was physically inferior and not well respected initially, later it was found out that this boy with poor eyesight could truly see people, but, unfortunately he never made it off the island.

freaking playoffs man, crazy

btw peyton should be on snl tonight

soooo... are you gonna tell us about this girl? ;)

shes not some broad you met at a bar, correct?

sex monkey - yes, i know: wtf

and shawty

Geez, learn to spell

Obviously it can.

maybe i could play drums with him, or do vocals.

quiet guy: probably musically talented