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THE PIGMAN CHAPTER ANALYSIS
CHAPTER 15
Summary
This is John’s final part of the narrative. He screams at the zoo attendant
to call an ambulance and forces Lorraine to leave so she won’t be in any
deeper trouble with her mother. He falls to his knees, alone with Mr.
Pignati, and just as suddenly as they began to scream, the monkeys fall
silent. He feels for the old man’s pulse, but there is nothing and he
holds Lorraine’s sunglasses up to the old man’s mouth, but no..........
Notes
The scene where John stays with the Pigman is very poignant. The monkeys’
screams were almost like the proverbial death knell, tolling out the life
of a man for whom they cared. And when John kneels to his side, they become
quiet, perhaps in Mr. Pignati’s honor. Everything about the mystery of
life and death overwhelms John at...........
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