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Samneric don't forget Ralph. They are loyal to him right up until their capture on the causeway when Ralph and Piggy demand the return of Piggy's glasses. Even after being forced to join Jack's tribe Samneric warned Ralph of Jack's plans and gave meat to Ralph. The inference is that they only disclosed Ralph's hiding place under torture and at no time is there any reference to them forgetting him.
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How does Ralph find out?
by sam and eric
How does sam and Eric betray Ralph?
REAAAD !
Who are the four to keep the fire burning?
Sam and Eric, Piggy, and Ralph.
Who tells Jack where Ralph is hiding in Chapter 12?
sam and eric
Who left among the boys that remain loyal to Ralph?
piggy , sam and eric
Who is left among the boys that remain loyal to ralph?
piggy , sam and eric
How did sam and Eric treat Ralph when he shows up at caslte rock?
Sam and Eric initially follow Jack's orders and inform him of Ralph's arrival. However, they struggle with their loyalty to Ralph and end up warning him about Jack's intentions to hunt him. They ultimately help Ralph escape from Castle Rock.
Driven by fear and hunger Ralph manages to make contact with sam n Eric guard at the castle rock of what do they warn him?
Sam and Eric warn Ralph that Jack and the others are going to hunt him tomorrow. There for they are going to kill him
What info does Ralph get from sam and Eric?
Ralph finds out from Sam & Eric that Ralph will be hunted down by Jack's tribe and Roger will "sharpen a stick at both ends". That could mean that Jack's wants Ralph's head, or something symobic like the harm done onto another causes harm to oneself.
What do Sam and Eric give to Ralph in Lord of the Flies?
nothing beside help and support
Who are the only bugns who have remained with Ralph in the lord of the flies?
Piggy, Sam and Eric were the only big kids who remained with Ralph in The Lord of the Flies. Ralph realizes that they are the only ones left after the fire.
Did Sam and Eric give up Ralph's hiding place to Jack?
Yes, Sam and Eric did reveal Ralph's hiding place to Jack's tribe out of fear and pressure from the other boys. This act ultimately led to Ralph's capture and near-death experience in "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding.
