My theory is that Des can see the future now with regularity... hence why he's not afraid, why he knows the car accident won't kill Locke but make him see the island, why he said he has nowhere to run, etc etc.
A few people on the Fuselage boards were talking about that. I'm guessing it's a continuity error... or he ages REALLY well.Anybody catch the fact that Dr. Chang doesn't age in the alt timeline? Production oversight, I'm guessing.
Oh yeah, and none of the answers I wanted, I got. I did like the KaBOOM scene though.
There was definitely emphasis put on the staredown between Jack and Locke, there has to be a showdown at some point. Jack looked confused, MIB looked anxious I'd say.
My favorite part was when Flocke asked Desmond, "Why aren't you scared?"
Desmond just stared at him like an O.G.
The pilot must play a HUGE role at the end with the plane Flocke wants to use to escape. I cannot understand why they keep this guy around and never really develop the character. That actor has a pretty strong presence on screen too.
Lawnmower man may not make it to the final episode. Illana's death was somewhat shocking so I guess anything can happen.
I think fear is another paradigm they're exploring. Sawyer knew IMMEDIATELY that Flocke wasn't John Locke, because "Locke was afraid all the time". Last episode, FLocke asks Desmond why he isn't afraid, then throws him down the well. I think lack of fear is a major threat to FLocke and/or his agenda.
Another Jack-centric episode, can't wait!
so maybe everybody will end up in Jack's hospital.
Sun is hurt, Claire and Charlie are already here, John will be here i think.
good catch. He should be about 70 in the alt timeline.
I like the pilot, but yeah, him sticking around on camera with no development or a pilot-centric episode must mean we'll be seeing him fly everyone off sooner or later.
huh. I didn't catch that either.
If Kate and/or Sawyer get hurt then I guess we can say that's a lock.
So who was "the last recruit"? Jack? Or someone else? I liked tonight's episode. Kinda wish it would have been longer.
I would assume so, since everyone abandoned the smoke monster.
So Jack went from being on Jacob's team to fake Locke's(MIB) team? Interesting. I don't like the Tina Fey character. I really hope fake Locke takes care of her.
It feel it could be a combo of all human emotions, but FLocke heavily depends on the selfish responses to them.
It's why MiB said he had to give Claire something to hate.
Why he used Sayid's love for Nadia.
He used Sun and Jin's love for each other.
Saywer's whatever.
It goes with his claim that the people that come to the island are inherently ill-natured.
Yup. It was the line of dialogue by Claire.
"whether you like it or not, you're with him".
PS> here's a good read:
http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/04/ff_lost/all/1
P.P.S
My dural sac hurts.
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Locke didn't have anything to offer Jack. However, Jack did say that he came back to the island because he thought he was broken. Jacob was right about when a person talks and listens to MIB/Flocke. If you talk and listen to him, you're going to be hooked in by him. MIB/Flocke used that power on Sayid, Claire, Sawyer, and Sun & Jin.
I don't believe how the LOST producers expect us to believe that such out of shape and clumsy people would accompany Widmore to the island. He can't possibly fit all those people on his little sub! I hope FLocke kills them all. Can't wait for the crap to hit the fan, blood will spill for sure.
I wonder if Jack will "fix" Locke in the flashsideways. That'd be pretty cool, as well as the hint that Sun/Jin eventually get married.
Still waiting for news on the Degroots and Hanso, I will not give up!
TO EVERYONE THAT HASN'T READ IT, be careful about clicking on the picture and reading the board. If I read it write, it had more than a few spoilers in the timeline.
And interestingly, *non-spoiler* FLocke is called "P1" which I guess means Player 1. Real Locke had it all figured out from the start and now he's dead and got possessed because of it.
Was that little pep talk between Flocke and Jack Flockes attempt to keep Jack from thinking he has a so-called mission on the island?
Seems to me that Jack was the last one that needed to be convinced there's nothing else to do on the island. The Last Recruit
I don't think Flockes mission really isn't to recruit them to be on his side, but more to convince them off the island.
Everyone on the island seems expendable, but does Flocke need them to die somewhere other than on the island?
I missed like 2 seasons worth so maybe someone can answer this question.
Can Jacob takeover the body of anyone that has died? How the did MIB takeover Locke anyway? :D
Jack is pretty much the do-gooder of them all; maybe that's his mission. Jack feels he still has something important to do. When he realizes what it is everything will come to a head.
next episode: The Candidate
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If you want spoilers, you can go to the Fuselage forum.
http://forum.thefuselage.com/
There's a spoiler section there, but you have to register. Good discussion on the episodes too.
I liked tonight's episode... they're still involving Aaron, which is nice, and called back to the whole "You're supposed to raise him", which gives me hope the writers won't drop that. Really enjoying the David/Jack alt dialogue.
Also, the building that the lawyers are in is the same building where the immigration lawyer my wife and I use is located. We were both like, "Oh hey! Cool!" when we saw the lobby.
Damn, that's alot to absorb. !I printed it out though.
Jack's not going anywhere, he's where he wants to be.
I hope they mention them, but I doubt it.I
Still waiting for news on the Degroots and Hanso, I will not give up
Pretty boring imo.
I'm glad Sayid isn't a completely mindless lap dog though.
Damn this is bad ass!!!!
I wonder if everyone is gonna make a comeback in the end. I hope Echo comes back.
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