Piggy - I

• Piggy is concerned with knowing people’s names, despite no-one on the island ever learning his. 
• Piggy was the one boy whose ideals could have resulted in a harmonious and safe duration on the island; however, his appearance and ailments meant that he was never going to be listened to. 
• Piggy feels the death of the boy with the birthmark the most and is angry about the fire and the subsequent loss of life; however, it was his glasses that started the fire, making him indirectly responsible.