Poor Piggy the Great
Poor Piggy the GreatDifferent people in the world are often a representation of past leaders in society, as demonstrated in Lord of the Flies, a novel by William Golding. Piggy represents the voice of logic, who's intelligence and good intentions are distorted by his physical and emotional weaknesses.
Piggy is often able to determine a cause or course of action in any situation. His scientific way of thinking frequently proves to be logical when applied. His knowledge of nature comes into play when the conch is discovered. Piggy is the only one who knows how to not only use it, but to also put it to use. The conch was used to call attention as well as an article of temporary power. Piggy also is able to use his glasses to start a fire from light from the sun.
Intelligence is a key factor in Piggy's personality. His good nature is displayed to Ralph, mainly because he is the only kid who would show Piggy any respect, along with his friends, Sam and Eric. Piggy attempts to restore confidence in Ralph to...
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