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 ** Lord of the Flies - Chapter Eleven Notes ** The conch is still holding democracy.  Piggy believes that Jack has done something wrong by stealing his glasses. "What's right's right." - page 190. Piggy wants to confront Jack but Ralph doesn't want him to. Piggy is helpless. He cannot threaten Jack and he cannot fight. "The monstrous red thing..." - page 200. "Piggy's arms and legs twitched a bit, like a pig's after it has been killed." - page 201. The conch is gone and that means Ralph's power has disappeared. "See? See? That's what you'll get! I meant that! There isn't a tribe for you any more! The conch is gone!" - page 201. Jack has the power now. The full power. Jack's reaction to Piggy's death was different from the rest. Ralph is now alone. Completely alone. He's running away from Jack. Turning away from him.

 ** Lord of the Flies - Character Essay Plan ** How has Piggy changed throughout the book and what impact does that have on the boys?   //Zelda, I think you actually have two topics here. Looking at the bullet points, I think you have more to say about his affect on others. Try to identify the language Golding uses to show us how others react to Piggy at 3 or 4 key moments in the text and you should end up with a successful essay. Good idea.//
 * Piggy is an important character. His intelligence and use of spectacles has had a huge impact on the boys.
 * Piggy is also some sort of annoyance; especially to Jack.
 * His death was a great impact to Ralph, but the opposite to Jack.
 * He strongly believes in the conch.
 * He became more courageous towards the end of the novel.


 * Edit:** What is Piggy's impact on the boys?