Lost Flight

The determined and capable captain who tries to maintain order and safety after the crash. He must manage conflicting interests, resist unsafe plans, and mediate between frightened civilians and crew. His leadership is tested as loyalties shift and the risk of violence grows.

A seasoned marine returning from combat who becomes a pivotal ally to Bannerman. He demonstrates courage and practical skill but also becomes a target of mob mentality and racial prejudice. His fate highlights the peril of group hysteria and the cost of leadership decisions.

A calm, resourceful survivor who provides balance and negotiates authority on the island. She helps stabilize the group and plays a key role in exposing the truth about the assault on Beejay. Her presence anchors a humane response to crisis.

A survivor who endures danger and manipulation, including an assault by Jonesy and the ensuing blame. She survives the cliff incident and becomes crucial in identifying the assailant, catalyzing the shift toward accountability.

An oil magnate whose wealth and ambition fuel tension and aggression. His push for a risky raft plan is met with Bannerman's rejection and violence, illustrating how power can destabilize survival efforts.

A troublemaker who accuses Barnaby and fires a chain of events that intensify the mob mentality. His actions threaten the fragile order and reveal how individuals can manipulate fear for personal gain.

A flamboyant nightclub performer whose impulsive choices contribute to the group's strain. He is part of the raft plan and embodies the impulsive risks that survivors take under pressure.

A 10-year-old with acute appendicitis, whose medical needs add emotional weight and urgency to the survivors' decisions. His presence highlights the human stakes amid survival and upheaval.