Piggy says, "Grownups know things. They ain't afraid of the dark. They'd meet and have tea and discuss. Then things 'ud be all right." After that Piggy, Ralph and Simon add separately, "They wouldn't quarrel", "Or break my specs", "Or talk about a beast". Do you agree or
disagree with their statements? Explain. (Notice how many points this response is worth. Don't just give me a couple of lines. This should be a MINIMUM of a couple of
paragraphs. A personal example would help

Disagree

Explanation:

Grownups have many fears, just not as many as children do. Grownups try and act big and buff, but in reality their not as big as they seem. Grownups suffer and get sad just like children, grownups have fears just like children. Parents often say stuff to seem better and stronger than a child thinking they are protecting the child or helping the child's thoughts. They really aren't, they're just making the child seem like they know more. (If you need more lines, continue writing what I'm saying, and use quilllbot if you need more help with words and grammar.

the answer is five curious-looking beans

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