70+ Best Lord of The Flies Piggy Quotes

Lord of The Flies Piggy Quotes

They’re not as bad as that. It was an accident.

You’re a beast and a swine and a bloody, bloody thief!

We was on the outside. We never done nothing, we never seen nothing.

This head is for the beast. It’s a gift.

You’re on the wrong side, Beavis.

You’re going to kill us too! We saw it! We did! Kill the beast, kill it, kill it!

I don’t believe you can get out of here. If you could get out of here, I think you’d find that’s just another island. And another and another and nowhere to run to. This is the only island.

“I’m not looking for causes; I’m looking at results. I want a good report card, not a death certificate.”

That’s the idea, isn’t it? That’s what they do to the ones who can’t do it.

He said: “If we had wetskins, we’d all be happy.” That’s right, boys. You’ll have to learn to be happy just as soon as you learn how to steal and kill and destroy.

“I wonder how many licks it takes to get to the centre of a Tootsie Pop.”

“We’re as good as dead now.” “Oh, no, we’re not. We always do better than we expect to. We middies have an extra sense about us.”

“Much too good for me,” he said, and then crushed the angel’s wings between his teeth and chewed them up.

“You’re on the wrong side, Beavis.”

But he was terribly hungry. The best thing would be to eat a lot and be brave about it.

The only way you can lead a boy into battle is to promise him fighting and glory and to make it very clear that you won’t let him come to any harm.

He was also terribly thirsty, but there didn’t seem to be any water anywhere near the tree trunk where he was sitting.

His voice was loud and high-pitched, and he spoke with a funny lisp.

“I didn’t mean to take it,” he said again. “I thought you would have so many.”

“You’re on the wrong side, Beavis.”

“Yes, sir, I don’t mean to be bad. I don’t want to be bad!”

“I’m going to do it anyway.”

Yes, sir – “No, sir,” he said, shaking his head.

I think you have got to hit me hard before I bleed and die.”

And there were no shoes in the hut and no clothes either.

He was a very strange boy indeed, but I didn’t want him killed immediately; it would be so nice to have him for something else to shoot at first.

He said, “I thought you would have so many. I didn’t mean to take it.”

We’re all going! We’re all going to live for ever and ever and ever and ever.”

I can’t mean you no harm. I want to be friendly.

“The beast is coming!”

“You can use me,” he said, dropping his spear, “but you’ll have to take my hat off first.”

If they had had wetskins, he said, they would have all been happy.

We was on the outside and we never done nothing, we never seen nothing.

It was all too late. I realised that I was a very small voice in a large bay and that the boat was rapidly drawing away from me.

He said: “I’m going to do it anyway.”

“Be prepared to kill, and be prepared to die,” he said, “but don’t be too eager to start.

“There’s no point in killing unless you know why you’re killing.”

I knew it would be all right. I knew we was fine and I knew that it would turn out all right.

“Well,” I said, “I guess you’re crazy.”

“You’re on the wrong side, Beavis.”

“It’s a gift.”

“What’s your name, mister?” she asked, and I told her, and then she said: “Then I wish you would lie down on your back.”

“How did you do that?” he said.

No, sir – “No, sir,” he said, shaking his head.

He looked down at Beavis.

And there were no shoes in the hut and no clothes either.

I have never heard of a man named Lemonjello, Mr. Twit said, “but I don’t really care all that much.

And he always saw a pattern in everything that happened to him; seeing a pattern in what had gone before enabled you to predict what was about to happen next – and that was what life was about: predictions.