Hulu dropped a major bombshell in the final episode of LittleFiresEverywhere... but how did liztigelaar’s adaptation compare to the novel? 🔥
be the craziest person to start the fire? It was Elena, because she'd be burning down her own house that she seems to value so much. Could we ever earn that? It would be the biggest 180 of a character.
When Elena tells the cop she was the one who set the house on fire, was that to cover for her kids? Was that intended for us to empathize with her a little bit more? I love the idea of her bringing her there, because I liked that what was important to Pearl, when push came to shove, was not meeting her biological father [Joe Ryan, played by Nicole Beharie
I love that final scene, because we've got Pearl's poem over it and you've got the epic art piece. We talked all about the art piece. It's this blinding white town and it's embedded in flour, where all these places and houses and homes are immovable and so deeply rooted, and couldn't be any different, even if they wanted to.
I think in the beginning, after I read the book and was thinking about ways I wanted to adapt it, I asked Celeste,"Did it ever occur to you that Izzy could be gay?" And she said,"Yes, I felt that way, but it felt like a whole other story," that she didn't really have room for. I said,"I kind of feel that way too." And it also felt like the book is so diverse and intersectional in terms of the stories that are being told.
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