To begin with, John’s behavior and personality during freshman year reflected immaturity compared to his sophomore year evidence such as”But i gave up all that kid stuff now that i’m a sophomore. The only thing i do now is faintly write on the desks. ” this evidence shows that john has gave up on all his bad behaviors but still does some bad things in class.

2. Lorraine’s internal conflict, is with the pigman, When lorraine threw that party all of the pigman's belongings were destroyed and other things that belonged to them. And other people Wore conchetta dress and ripped the dress.

3. John’s father put a lock on the phone because John was talking to long and his father couldn’t get through. John was mad that dad put a lock on the phone so John decided to put glue in the keyhole of the lock so nobody could use it. The lock on the phone kept john from being able to use the phone but the glue made it so nobody could use the phone. …show more content…
John’s father wants john to come work with him and John’s older brother kenneth. John’s father does not like John’s idea of becoming an actor and thinks he should be more like kenneth. John’s mom uses her cleaning to ignore the problems between John and his father. John’s mom suggests john to be sent away.

5. The First omen is when lorraine tries to buy peanuts from a women. The second omen was when lorraine was attacked by a peacock. The third omen is a boy in the mammal building that was watching people not the bats. What these three omens have in common is that they made lorraine feel nervous. These three thing means that they were being aggressive to her.

6. Pigman's choice about choosing bobo in his life means that he doesn’t care about what people think about him or what he does with his life. So when bobo died it really meant something about pigman. That was when pigman died at the same place where bobo died, right next to the same place as