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In Yellowjackets, ladies of the flies grow up

“WOMEN ARE FOOLISH TO PRETEND THEY ARE EQUAL to men,” author William Golding once opined. “They are far superior and always have been. But one thing you can’t do with them is take a bunch of them and boil them down, so to speak, into a set of little girls who would—a superb Showtime thriller that riffs on without repeating it—suggests the author’s benevolent gender essentialism might have been a mistake.

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