What was piggy's first leadership decision in the book lord of the flies?

Answer 1

the first problem they face is jack. jack is always trying to be in charge and trying to compete with ralph. he thinks he should be in charge because he knows what to do and thinks he has what it takes.

Answer 2

I presume that you are referring to, or asking about, the conch. In actual fact the conch was first spotted by Ralph who said (and I quote) "What's that?" He then fished it out of the lagoon, with the aid of an uprooted sapling, and then Piggy identified it as a conch shell and told Ralph that it could be blown.

Answer 3

The major difficult encountered by Ralph concerned the issue of the snake-thing. Ralph reached the conclusion that the littun's account of seeing a snake-thing or beastie was simply the result of having a nightmare. He declared, "There is no snake." Jack, while apparently agreeing with Ralph, then undermined Ralph's remark by stating that his hunters would make sure that there was no beast on the island. Ralph couldn't comprehend why Jack thought that it was necessary to look for something that obviously wasn't there. He also knew that by actually looking for something you gave added credibility to the possibility that it might indeed exist. Ralph felt compelled to repeated again, "But I tell you that there is no beast!"

Answer 4

Piggy's first leadership decision in "Lord of the Flies" was to suggest using the conch shell to establish order and hold assemblies among the boys on the island. He recognized the importance of maintaining rules and structure to prevent chaos and ensure everyone's voice was heard.

Answer 5

flying green penises