Lord of the flies CAST

Ralph Winston Sawyers Jack Lox Pratt Piggy (Nicholas) David McKenna Simon Ike Talbut Roger Thomas Connor Sam Noah Flemyng Eric Cassius Flemyng Maurice Cornelius Brandreth Bill Tom Page-Turner Robert Rafael de Belligny Boy with Birthmark Lake Coleman Percival Freddie Lee-Grey Philip Beau Thompson Johnny Fred Jones

Winston

Winston has fair skin, light brown hair that often falls across his forehead, and bright eyes. He has a strong, athletic build and carries himself confidently. Even when he's exhausted or dirty, he still has the appearance of someone people naturally look to for leadership. Winston is a straight menace to society.

(Lox Pratt)

Lox has pale skin, sharp facial features, and striking light-colored eyes. His hair is dark blond and slightly messy, especially as life on the island wears on. He often has an intense expression, making him look older and more intimidating than many of the other boys. Lox is a boy who tries to appear intimidating with strangers and paparazzi but is very sweet and funny with people who he knows.

(David McKenna)

David has a rounder face, curly dark hair, and glasses that immediately make him stand out. He has a stockier build than most of the boys. As the series progresses, his clothes become increasingly dirty and worn, but his thoughtful expression remains recognizable. David is a snotty boy who tries be included in everything everyone hates him.

(Ike Talbut)

Ike has softer facial features and expressive eyes that often make him appear thoughtful or lost in his own thoughts. His hair is dark and slightly untidy, and he has a gentle presence compared to the louder personalities around him. Ike is shy and sweet also very gentle and nervous around girls.

(Thomas Connor)

Thomas has a lean build and a serious, watchful expression. His face is angular, and his eyes often seem to be studying everything around him. He doesn't draw attention to himself physically, but there's something unsettling about how quietly observant he is. Thomas is kind and funny

(Cornelius Brandreth)

Cornelius has a broader face and a sturdy build. He often looks energetic and capable, with a straightforward expression. He appears physically stronger than some of the younger boys and carries himself with confidence. Cornelius is so so SO funny and kind

(Noah & Cassius Flemyng)

The twins look extremely similar, with matching hairstyles, similar facial features, and nearly identical uniforms. Their resemblance makes them instantly recognizable as a pair, especially when standing together. The twins are... Emotionless

(Tom Page-Turner)

Tom has fair features, light-colored eyes, and a quieter presence. He appears younger and more reserved than some of the dominant personalities in the group. Tom is very funny and a bit rude

(Rafael de Belligny)

Rafael dark hair and youthful features. He often looks alert and curious, with expressions that shift between excitement and uncertainty depending on what's happening around him. Rafael has some humor and is very kind and sweet

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