Lord of the Flies

How does Golding present Piggy in the opening of Lord of the Flies?

Piggy is a unique charcter with a unique personality. How does Golding introduce the character of Piggy in the opening (chapter 1 specifically)?

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Piggy is presented as a fat curious intelligent boy in chapter one. Golding defines him by his fat, myopia, asthma, and yearning of acceptance from Ralph.

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