5 reasons why piggy is an outsider?
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Piggy is considered to be an outcast among the group of boys because of his overweight appearance and poor physical condition. Unlike the other boys on the island, Piggy wears glasses and refuses to participate in physically challenging activities because of his asthma.
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The beast links itself to "fun" (savagery) and confirms it exists within men. The beast's threat is surprising: it says Piggy and Ralph will act with Jack and his tribe to kill Simon. The beast claims both civilization and savagery as allies against Simon's spiritual truth.
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He needs to stand out of the crowd in a way that the audience sees him as a narrative villain. This encapsulates why Oogie's gambling defines his narrative villainy: he seeks to harm others. He claims that this is a matter of a dice roll, but we see him change the outcome of a dice roll when it is not harmful to Santa.
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Each Character Represents a Different Mental Disorder Winnie the Pooh: Impulsive eating disorder. His near-obsession with honey indicates an eating disorder and his habit of repetitive counting shows evidence of obsessive compulsive disorder, or OCD. Piglet: Generalized anxiety disorder.
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Language reminds him how different he is from Miranda and Prospero, and also how they have changed him. It also reminds him of how he was when he wasn't a slave. He resents Prospero for “Civilising” him, because in doing so he took away his freedom. Language and knowledge is the key to power on the island.
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Goofy looks like a dog, but according to some of my relatives, he must be a cow because in some of the cartoons, he is dating Clarabelle the Cow and it would be weird interbreeding if he wasn't.
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The nice Myra wasn't so nice, Horace was too softy and she used him to leave her miserable life, and after that, she has humiliated him with Hank, like in "Woman of the Year". Horace is a character who was able to understand and grow, he accepted her independence, he would do anything for her.
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['Social Status and Friendship. Greg Heffley is obsessed with fitting in and rising to the top of the social hierarchy of his middle school. ... ', 'Ideals of Masculinity. ... ', 'Bullying. ... ', 'Independence and Growing Up.']
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It became pretty apparent early on in the season that he wasn't a violent kid, but Renata was convinced it was him, which resulted in kids being told they shouldn't play with Ziggy. Basically, Ziggy was bullied and isolated for a crime no one knew for sure he even committed.
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Piggy is a static character. Unlike a dynamic character who grows and changes throughout the course of a novel, Piggy is unchanging, boring, whiny, and irritating.
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My first impression of jack is that he is cocky, strong willed, scary, confident, full of himself, scary, all talk, strict, skinny, red haired, Why doesn't piggy ask for the names of the choirboys? Jack already knows all there names. He's afraid of them because there all dressed up and marching in formation.
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["They're arrogant. ... ", "They're judgemental. ... ", 'They always think they know best. ... ', "Loyalty clearly doesn't have a definition in the Gryffindor house. ... ", 'The teachers, Dumbledore in particular, favour them. ... ', 'They pretend to be goody two-shoes. ... ', 'But they actually break the rules ALL THE TIME and get away with it.']
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He is neither. He is an extremely intelligent, cynical and nihilistic man who's empathy got dulled down (still remains) due to a life of misery, addiction, pain and hardship. He is not psychopathic or sociopathic due to his intense love of Cuddy (and the jealousy and hatred of those that she gets close to).
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Eeyore is hardly ever happy, and even when he is, he's still sardonic and a bit cynical. Ironically, he actually seems to enjoy being gloomy to an extent and sees it as the essence of his very being.
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Usopp is a(n) weak/lying/annoying/obnoxious coward. He doesn't belong in the crew. It gets old because it's so evidently untrue. ... From the moment we met him Usopp has been forcing himself past his fear and self doubt to do things that could potentially end in his death.
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Simon is the most mysterious character in Lord of the Flies. He is first introduced as a member of Jack's choir, and he faints when they meet with Ralph and Piggy. He is described as 'a skinny, vivid little boy, with a glance coming up from under a hut of straight hair that hung down, black and coarse'.
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["You can't handle it when you're sick, never mind any child of yours. ... ", "You don't like Peppa Pig. ... ", 'You relish your freedom. ... ', "You're right in the middle of House of Cards. ... ", "You just don't get them. ... ", "You can't even keep a plant alive. ... ", 'The sound of a child wailing makes liquid spurt from your EYES. ... ', "You can't afford one."]