Adam (Other)

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Adam

Portrayed by Stephen Semel

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Appeared in

"A Tale of Two Cities"
"One of Us"

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Name

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Status

Alive

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Connection

Spoke in Juliet's book club meeting

Season(s)

S1 - S2 - S3 - MP - S4

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Adam is a member of the Others. In his short appearance he made it clear that he is very loyal to Ben.

On the Island

Adam was first seen at the book club arguing with Juliet over the Stephen King novel Carrie. He commented that the book is "not even literature," that there is "no metaphor," and it is "by-the-numbers religious hocum-pocum." He said that Ben would not even read it in the bathroom, to which Juliet commented about a lack of free will, presumably on the Island. Just then, a loud noise prompted all of them to take cover and then go outside, where Adam and the Others looked up to see Oceanic Flight 815 break apart in the sky. ("A Tale of Two Cities")

Adam appeared in the book club scene again, which was shown briefly in "One of Us".

Trivia

The role of Adam marks a cameo appearance for Emmy award-winning Lost editor Stephen Semel.
Adam is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "Of the Red Earth." It is also the name of the first man on earth as portrayed in The Bible.

Unanswered questions

Unanswered questions
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For fan theories about these unanswered questions, see: Adam (Other)/Theories

What was Adam's role amongst the Others?

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Prominent

Richard Alpert • Mikhail Bakunin • Isabel • Jacob • Beatrice Klugh • John Locke • Colleen Pickett • Danny Pickett • Ryan Pryce • Ethan Rom • Goodwin Stanhope • Harper Stanhope • Tom

Minor