Lord Of The Flies Euology
Ralph’s Eulogy for Thomas (Piggy)
We are gathered here today to acknowledge a terrible loss; the loss of Thomas (or as some may have called him, Piggy). Thomas was an intelligent boy, and a good friend. I first met Thomas a couple hours after we crash landed onto that dreaded island. I made fun of him initially, by calling him Piggy in front of the other kids, even though he told me not to. But I apologized and we ended up becoming good friends. In our first couple days, Thomas didn’t want to play because of his asthma. I remember one time when I was swimming, he was standing on the shore watching, complaining about his asthma. I told him “Sucks to your assmar” and he ended up coming in, despite his asthma. From then on Thomas participated a lot more and was a bit more outgoing. While I was the leader, Thomas was the brains and advised me on various things. Without him we wouldn’t have made it far on that atrocious island. No one else seemed to realise how valuable Thomas was, as everyone else on the island disliked Thomas and saw him as whiny and annoying. I managed to get past that and saw him for who he truly was: an intelligent rational boy who was in need of a friend. I took pity, on Thomas: a boy who was made fun of his whole life. I stood up for him, talked to him, and played with him even while the others didn’t. In return he comforted me when Simon died, and stayed by my side through the entirety of our stay on that island. Thomas was indeed an intelligent boy, an excellent lieutenant, and a good friend. Therefore, I feel you all have the right to know exactly how and why he died. Thomas was brutally murdered by Roger, Jack’s evil sidekick, who was overcome by the savageness that lurks within us all. On that horrific evening at castle rock, me and Thomas went to protest against something that was stolen from us. Something that we would have let the savages use anyways. Something that was our only hope of being rescued and being brought back to the
We are gathered here today to acknowledge a terrible loss; the loss of Thomas (or as some may have called him, Piggy). Thomas was an intelligent boy, and a good friend. I first met Thomas a couple hours after we crash landed onto that dreaded island. I made fun of him initially, by calling him Piggy in front of the other kids, even though he told me not to. But I apologized and we ended up becoming good friends. In our first couple days, Thomas didn’t want to play because of his asthma. I remember one time when I was swimming, he was standing on the shore watching, complaining about his asthma. I told him “Sucks to your assmar” and he ended up coming in, despite his asthma. From then on Thomas participated a lot more and was a bit more outgoing. While I was the leader, Thomas was the brains and advised me on various things. Without him we wouldn’t have made it far on that atrocious island. No one else seemed to realise how valuable Thomas was, as everyone else on the island disliked Thomas and saw him as whiny and annoying. I managed to get past that and saw him for who he truly was: an intelligent rational boy who was in need of a friend. I took pity, on Thomas: a boy who was made fun of his whole life. I stood up for him, talked to him, and played with him even while the others didn’t. In return he comforted me when Simon died, and stayed by my side through the entirety of our stay on that island. Thomas was indeed an intelligent boy, an excellent lieutenant, and a good friend. Therefore, I feel you all have the right to know exactly how and why he died. Thomas was brutally murdered by Roger, Jack’s evil sidekick, who was overcome by the savageness that lurks within us all. On that horrific evening at castle rock, me and Thomas went to protest against something that was stolen from us. Something that we would have let the savages use anyways. Something that was our only hope of being rescued and being brought back to the