LORD OF THE FLIES1.In Chapter 9, after complaining to Piggy about the others not understanding or caring about the importance of keeping the fire going, Ralph makes a confession. He says to Piggy that sometimes he doesn't care either. "Supposing I got like the others—not caring," Ralph says. "What ‘ud become of us?" How does Piggy's answer to Ralph reveal the true value of having someone like Piggy in the group?

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