(Chapter 5 and 6) There is a clear division amongst the older boys by the end of chapter six. Explain which boys fall into which group, and the values, beliefs, and goals associated with each group.

This question is too detailed for this short answer forum. I can give you one group here.

The "littluns" are simply the small children from roughly 5 to 10 years old. They inhabit a world separate from the "bigguns". They are neglected and basically keep to themselves. They play and eat fruit and go to the bathroom; that is their life. The only "biggun"to help them is, of course, Simon, "the fruit they could not reach...[and] passed them back down to the endless, outstretched hands."