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Piggy's Diary Entry

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A lot has happened since my last entry. We moved our base to Castle Rock. Ralph, Piggy, Sam and Eric came to try to get us to join back into their clan. Things got rough. We captured Sam and Eric. Piggy was killed. Served him right though. They should have run while they had the chance. Ralph on the other hand managed to escape. The next day we set out to hunt him down. We started burning the jungle to flush out Ralph… and kill him. We found him and began to chase him we ran right onto the beach and practically ran into a uniformed man in front of us. His appearance was so sudden that no words came out of our mouths. Ralph began to talk timidly though. It took me a minute to digest the fact that we are going back to civilization. Then I remembered

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