Jamie Laing

It's those little moments, those one conversations, the fact that we left home a little bit later or whatever it is, those little ones add up to what actually happens.

And you're so right.

Within Lord of the Flies, there are so many moments where it doesn't have to go down that way.

Yeah.

But it does.

Yeah.

And it's those things where the audience or whoever, an audience of life, right, where we're screaming, why are you doing that?

You don't need to do that.

And with Lord of the Flies, it's kind of the same.

You're kind of going, don't do that.

That doesn't need to happen.

And that's why it's such a tragedy, right?

Yeah.

Because you can see the other road.

It's a really interesting question.

So, yeah.

So having gone to a public school, right?

Radley, right?

We wore gowns.

But what's interesting, right, is when I went to Radley, what I realized is the only way to describe it is I loved my time at the school because I got to play sport and there were grounds to run in and it was just, it was magical for lots of reasons.