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Likewise, people ask, what does Sam and Eric represent in Lord of the Flies?

Samneric (Sam and Eric) represent totally civilized and socialized persons. As identical twins, they have always been a group, albeit the smallest of groups, but a group nevertheless. They know no other way than to submit to the collective identity and will.

Also, what happens to Sam and Eric? Sam and Eric Timeline and Summary Sam and Eric are tending the fire when they see “the beast,” which we all know is actually a dead parachuting man. Once Jack has announced his feast, Sam and Eric are the only boys left with Piggy, Ralph, and Simon. But that doesn't last long; they end up at the feast.

Similarly, it is asked, why do you think Samneric decide to join Jack's tribe why do they tell Jack where Ralph is hidden?

Sam and Eric join Jack's tribe because they will not survive with Ralph and have lost faith in him. They tell Jack where Ralph is hidden because they are being tortured by Jack and they want to survive. If they had not of told Jack, he may have killed them.

Who joins Jack's tribe in Lord of the Flies?

Simon, Piggy, and Ralph are the only boys on the island who do not become members of Jack's group. By the conclusion of the novel, all of the boys left on the island have aligned themselves with the "savage" tribe, and with Piggy and Simon gone Ralph is left to represent the "civilized" tribe on his own.