[Movie] LOST

After seeing this episode im more inclined to believe that the "real" sawyer is Locke's father.

Locke's intrest in the name sawyer in a previouse epidode, and the constant conning his father is doing only supports the theory.

Also, I wonder what the writing on the wall meant, with the "?" mark,that could only be seen with a black light, looked like all the hatches were conneceted to it, some sort of doomday device? More questions then answers....

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Im sure the others are not planning on Walt on leaving. I can see them coming back to the island by choice (to save Jack and co.) or because the Others want them back.

Anyone else confused by the very end with Desmond's girl? And what was with the giant foot?

What came to mind after seeing that was that maybe it was built long ago, before the Others even got there? By a race, or people long ago? Maybe its Atlantis???? More questions then answers as usual.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Another thing that stuck me as interesting is it seems that Henry Gale is the leader of the Others, and when he said we are the good guys I really believe he thinks they are.

If you look at the Hanso Foundations and there goals to better the human race, maybe they are using the island, which has this weird aura about it, to conduct these experiments...I really feel they think they are doing whats right, its just the way they are going about it, there a bit nuts.

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Originally Posted by sprouticus

Another question - How did Pen know to look for a god damn electromagnetic anomaly to find Desmond?

Maybe she wasnt looking for him, but was looking for something else, that in some way brings fate into the mix, as its done before. Many of the islanders are all tied in some way it looks.

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

I hate this break the show is taking, but at least when it comes back, that will be it for breaks. I would rather have one big break, then a series of them.

As for the reason Eko died, I like how they at least didnt do it in vein. Giving Locke back his hope and the scripture passage on his staff, made his death seem less of a waste.

Im thinking they discover the smaller island due to this little clue, something about it looking north toward the sky or something. I can see them scaling a mountain to the north and them discovering the smaller island.

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