Lord of the Flies

Lord of the Flies

what is the meaning of the phrase from chapter 4 in lord of the flies," ever since he had been peaked, red-eyed , and miserable; a littlun who played little and cried often."

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The phrase is question describes Percival's demeanor. He is sad, exhausted, and miserable. Unlike the other boys, who seemed to adjust, Percival withdrew.

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