The newest adaptation of Lord of the Flies is a mostly faithful adaptation of the 1954 William Golding classic of the same name. Centering on a group of British school children who have crash-landed on a remote island, the series follows as their little society and civilization give way to barbarism and deadly conflicts.

The first season closely mirrors the events of the book from start to finish but embellishes the story with added flashbacks and character moments that we didn’t read about in the original novel.

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