[Movie] LOST

In my opinion the "monster" is a physical manifestation of everyone's individual fears. The only two people on the island who haven't been affected by the "monster" are Locke and Echo, which coincedentaly are the only two people who believe that fate is what brought them to the island. Those two characters also seem to have accepted their past and feel more at home on the island than they did before the crash.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

I don't know. I think it too the island and that whole experience for Echo to atone for the sins he had committed. If the "monster" wanted to it could have tore Echo a new one (look at what it did to the pilot). The "monster" seems to force people to confront their past and all the bad memories they want to repress. Echo just stared them all in the face and pretty much just accepted his past.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

According to Regis Philbin, it's a dinosaur. (Currently the worst theory going). =P

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

The interesting thing about Henry is that whether he is or is not an other, just look at what he's doing to the characters on the island already. His existance is causing a huge drift between everyone on the island who learns about him. You can tell he already got to Locke. If he's not an other, he's just manipulative.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Originally Posted by Sepharite

I think Henry knows about the Others and knows that his brother is an Other. Thus, Henry is there to rescue him or to be recruited as an Other. Meh.

That's a possibility...

I was speaking idiomatically.