Question

There is a set of twins on the island named Sam and Eric. However, when describing them, Golding regularly refers to them as Samneric. How does this way of describing the twins relate to their behaviour and the way that readers understand their characters? What examples of their behaviour help readers see that Samneric is really the appropriate way to refer to them?
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Answer 1

In the lord of the flies he does this to demonstrate that they are alike in every way, and are practically the same person

Answer 2

Twins have a strong connection to one another. Golding demonstrates this connection by saying samneric.

"Sam and Eric are 2 young twins that do everything together"<span />