Michelle Guo, a senior at A. A. Stagg High School is a recipient of the The Dean Ritter Trust for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Scholarship. Michelle has received Hearing Itinerant Services throughout her education.
Ralph feels that as their leader he must do this, but he does not know how. He lost himself in a maze of thoughts that were rendered vague by his lack of words to express them. (ch 5). Ralph struggles to be wise. He is looking for a way to bring order to the group, because none of their attempts have worked.alph feels that as their leader he must do this, but he does not know how. He lost himself in a maze of thoughts that were rendered vague by his lack of words to express them. (ch 5). Ralph struggles to be wise. He is looking for a way to bring order to the group, because none of their attempts have worked.
Piggy is more comfortable being behind the scenes, but without his intellect and reason, Ralph would not have been as successful a leader for the length of time he was. Piggy and Ralph make a good team since Ralph listens to Piggy's reason and understands the logic behind Piggy's ideas.osted on. (Answer #4). Piggy would have a lot of difficulty being the leader despite the fact that he's the smartest boy on the island. To be persuasive, you'll need to convince the reader that Piggy's physical weakness (eyesight, size) would not be a factor.