In Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, Piggy should be the chief because he is a problem solver and he is kind. One example of him being kind is how when Piggy and Ralph meet all of the other boys, Piggy asks all of them for their names (18). Another example is when after Piggy asks Ralph not to tell anyone else that he’s called Piggy, and Ralph tells everyone (11 & 21). Instead of getting mad at Ralph, Piggy only tells Ralph that he’s upset Ralph told the other boys (25). Piggy is also good at finding solutions to problems. One event that shows this is when Ralph and Piggy need to find out where the other boys are, Piggy sees a conch (15). He remembers how to use the conch to make a sound, telling the other boys where they are (18). In
