Everything grows up and moves on in life,as seen in Fern raising Wilbur from a pigletand having to let him go live somewhereelse to continue his life
The Importance of Love and Friendship
Fern learns important life lessons throughhaving Wilbur and experiencing his loveand companionship, and Wilbur learns thesame through her
Tone
Didacticism
The story teaches the lesson that while wemight love something very much,sometimes it is best to let it go
Sentimentalism
Fern is very emotional about Wilbur andhis wellbeing, and becomes very upsetwhen having to give him up after gettingso attached to him
Style
Dialogue
There is very little written dialogue, withthe only spoken words in the story beingbetween Fern and her parents, mainly herfather
Exposition
The story begins with describing how muchFern loves Wilbur and how she takes careof him all the time
Conflict
Protagonist against Society
Fern is forced by her parents to giveWilbur away even though she doesn't wantto because he is growing too big
Protagonist against Self
Fern has an internal struggle when givingWilbur away because she wants to keephim but she knows he deserves better
Plot
Dramatic Plot
Some Pig! tells the back story of Fern andWilbur before he is sent to live on theZuckerman farm and meets Charlotte thespider
The story tells how Fern raises Wilbur andforms a bond with him from a young age,doing many activities together every day,until Fern is forced to sell Wilbur to herAunt and Uncle
Characters
Protagonist
Fern and Wilbur share the protagonist role
Antagonist
There is not true antagonist in this versionof Charlotte's Web
Supporting Characters
Mr. and Mrs. Arable, Avery, Aunt Edith andUncle Homer
Setting
In Fern's house, outside in the yard, variousoutdoor locations
Narrative POV
Omniscient Narrator
The narrator knows the thoughts andfeelings of all the characters