It reminds the speaker of who the speaker is and their identity, not only that but it reinforces the speakers feeling of separation
Answer: A girl was walking home one day. To the girl, each and every day that she walked home was simply the same. The birds chirped in tune, the wind blew the most prettiest of leaves away, the sidewalk of which she walked on lessened and lessened as she came close to home. It seemed to her that every walk home created the same routine. This time, the birds seemed distant, the wind blew slower than ever, and the sidewalk of which she walked on seemed to grow more and more. This time, things were about to change...
<span>a word, letter, or number placed before another. (noun)
or
</span><span>add (something) at the beginning as a prefix or introduction.(verb)</span>
In the book, Piggy is the voice of intelligence and reason. He is more mature than the other boys, and he is the smartest. For this reason, he has the best ideas.
However, Piggy is also an outsider. He is overweight, has asthma, and wears glasses. The other boys do not like how he is always yelling at them. For this reason, the other boys often ignore Piggy and his good ideas. Sadly, when they ignore Piggy, they are symbolically ignoring intelligence and reason.
