What are Sixteen different quotes about piggy's glasses and what does each quote represent?

Answer 1

Read the book.

Answer 2

1. "Piggy saw the point of this and stood in the great shadow of Jack." - Represents Piggy's intelligence and reliance on his glasses for sight.
2. "The chief took the glasses from Piggy and looked through them. They are... they are!" - Shows the power struggle and importance of the glasses in starting a fire.
3. "When they had flown, he would be able to see properly." - Symbolizes Piggy's hope for rescue and return to civilization through the glasses.
4. "He had to take off his glasses and part the tangle of hair." - Illustrates Piggy's vulnerability without his glasses and how they are essential to his survival.
5. "Call the others!" - Demonstrates Piggy's concern for the glasses as a valuable resource.
6. "The shattered conch lay there among the ferny weeds." - Symbolizes the loss of civilization and order, including Piggy's glasses.
7. "He moved forward and peered bloodily into this darkness where the fearful window would still be open." - Shows Piggy's determination and desperation to retrieve his glasses.
8. "Piggy apa diecutil glasses on humanya." - Represents the dependence of Piggy on his glasses as a source of clarity and logic.
9. "The cry went once more, this time twice, three times and then the accidental voice was calling." - Symbolizes the struggle to maintain order and reason, represented by Piggy's glasses.
10. "Piggy adjusted his glasses and wiped them again." - Reflects Piggy's meticulous nature and reliance on his glasses for functionality.
11. "Piggy lifted the conch." - Illustrates Piggy's attempt to restore order and logic, symbolized by the use of the conch.
12. "He found himself understanding the wearisomeness of this life." - Represents Piggy's realization of the challenges and hardships he faces, symbolized by the struggle for his glasses.
13. "He took his glasses off and adjusted them on his button" - Shows Piggy's attention to detail and care for his glasses.
14. "The silence was so profound that Piggy could hear the sweep of naked feet on the sand." - Demonstrates Piggy's acute sense of hearing due to his reliance on his glasses for sight.
15. "He peered down though the trampled grass." - Illustrates Piggy's attempt to search for his glasses, symbolizing his struggle to maintain clarity and insight.
16. "He took his glasses off and blinked at them." - Shows Piggy's frustration and vulnerability without his glasses.