Sam and Eric Flashcards

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“We were tired, repeated Sam, so we left early”

A
  • Ashamed of what happened to Simon
  • Trying to hide the fact that they were they
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“It kind of sat up”

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  • Mistake the dead parachutist for the beast
  • Tell everyone making them believe it’s real when it isn’t
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“They’re going to hunt you tomorrow”

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  • Warn Ralph that he will be hunted and killed
  • Would rather remain on Ralph’s side and retain civilised values
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“By custom now, one conch did for both twins for their substantial unity was recognised”

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  • Seen as one entity
  • Can’t be told apart
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“Breathed together and grinned together”

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  • Do everything together
  • Are humorous and funny
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“The twins shook their heads and pointed at each other and the crowd laughed”

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  • So alike that no one can tell them apart
  • At first brings humour to the novel
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“You lemme go … and me”

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  • Brave and refuse to join the tribe
  • Know it would be bad if they joined
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“Sam and Eric”
“Sam ‘n’ Eric”
“Samneric”

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  • Combining of names shows descent into savagery, devolving
  • Decreasing amount of individuality
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How are Sam and Eric depicted in Lord of the Flies?

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  • Often referred to as one entity, “samneric”
  • Loyal supporters of Ralph
  • Easily excited
  • Regularly finish one another’s sentences
  • Coerced and manipulated into joining Jack’s tribe
  • Warn Ralph about Jack’s plan to murder him
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