Piggybook

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The distorted maps after the Lab code have the only unobtainable trap and which is also the only trap spawned without a bot or player using them. These traps are the Insolence traps. This is the second canon map to not take place in Lucella, the first being Ship, and the third being Temple, fourth being Camp, and the last being Lab. This is the third map where you need a special code to open the exit with the first being Alleys, the second being Ship, the fourth being Temple, the fifth being Camp, and the sixth being Lab.

Once day hit, the Player and Georgie return to Pony and Zizzy, who just finished killing the last soldiers. They tell them that Mr. P isn't a threat anymore, and Zizzy and Pony congratulate them, and they are left in silence. Pony speaks up, and asks where they go from here. Georgie then suggests that they find a cure. Kona: No offense to my previous interests, of course, but my goodness these things are so interesting. The main bot for this chapter is Tigry, while the other secondary bots are Baren, Felix, Filip, Katie, Kitty and Pandy. Gun • Ammo • Bone • Carrot • Crossbow • Grass • Apple • Battery • Knife • Wooden Sword • Bat • Pipe • Military Knife • Traitor Gun • Sword I don't like this place, the whispers are even louder here. Let's leave this awful place!" (Secret Quote)Kona allowed Pony and his friends get inside his house when snowy plains were bombarded by the Military and also helped them even further after that. Because of all of this, they are on good terms. Listen, Zuzy... I know it's not going to be easy moving forward. But Zizzy would have wanted you to be strong." (Willow Savior Continuity) In Heist, Pony is seen holding photo of him and Zizzy as kids, which suggests that their friendship goes deep into the past. In the Piggy: Book 2 credits, they're seen together on a Ferris Wheel. When The Silver Paw forced him to infect Doggy and the Player, Pony decided to leave for good and join Zizzy's group of survivors instead. Together, Pony and Zizzy managed to find Mimi and Giraffy, whom they then brought to the Safe Place for protection. Zizzy might consider Pony to be slightly clumsy because he assumed that the Player is infected, even though he knows full well that the infected don't talk, while also mistaking Foxy (who is an infected) for the Player's friend. In Outpost, Pony and Zizzy work together to protect the Player from the infected soldiers that came out of the holes in the ground and, some time later, a large group of them that gathered around the entrance to Plant. Later, when he, Zizzy and the Player are surrounded by The Silver Paw and Willow decides to take Zizzy away, Pony shouts at Willow: "No, leave her alone!" Zizzy then tells Pony that she will be all right. When Zizzy was infected, he gave her a hug before leaving the Refinery. Because of what Willow did to Zizzy, Pony wrote on a note: "Willow will pay." Later when Zizzy gets cured, when Pony complains about the price of carrots, Zizzy suggests to him to grow the carrots himself, which makes Pony change his mind about the price of the carrots. Kona: In fact, it's probably even more dangerous than outside! Nah, I'm just pulling your leg. I think. Candle: On the ground in the red key room in the middle, on the ground in the red key room on the right side, or on the ground in the red key room on the left side.

Pony is also willing to throw himself into risky situations while helping others. He is also shown to be very fond of carrots. After restoring power to the mansion, the two zebras escape, only to find Zizzy at the gate, who scolds them for leaving. Zuzy tries to frame Zee, saying that it was all her idea, but Zizzy is not believing her. All of a sudden, Eddy comes, causing Zuzy to freak out and beg him not to turn them into toys. As Eddy asks her what she is talking about, Zizzy apologizes to Eddy for letting the twins run loose into his mansion. Zuzy then apologizes as well but tries for the second time to frame Zee as the one who came up with the idea. Piggybook is about a family of four, a Dad, two sons and Mum who appears to be exhausted of her seemingly unappreciated role in the family causing her to leave them to fend for themselves. Ultimately, she agrees to return home, after seeing them living in squalor, and they seem to share the domestic chores. As Joosen (2015, p.151) states Piggybook was written in the mid-1980’s “when second-wave feminism had exerted considerable influence on children’s literature,” which could mean Browne was trying to challenge the gender-roles in society. Although Bradford (1998) proposes that if the book is read ironically it could be viewed as contesting equality in domestic roles.A long time after the battle at the plant, Pony and Zizzy prepare for a supply run at the store. Their mission is to retrieve batteries for Mimi's old radio. Pony asks the Player, who's day-dreaming about an arrest that they did, if they want to come with him and Zizzy. The Player snaps out of it, and agrees on going. A variety of aspects within Piggybook link to other works by Browne, such as the intertextual links, particularly of famous artwork. Within Piggybook Browne includes the famous portrait 'Laughing Cavalier' (1624) and 'Mr and Mrs Andrews' (1750). On one hand, this could be to appeal to, and engage with, the adult reader, as Browne (no date) has stated that he believes that "picture books are for everybody at any age". However, he has also stated that he hopes the paintings are not "seen as winking over the child's shoulder" as he believes these tell another aspect of the story and add to the context (1994, p.185). These intertextual links could be taught to children, as Purdon (2000) reports doing, with the children taking the intertextuality as a puzzle to solve. This could suggest Browne credits children's ability to understand and make references to other texts.