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What did one snowman say to the other snowman? (LOST hiatus thread)
Dislexic
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This is the thread where we talk about LOST.
Everything from gripes to hopes to theories.
Let's get this shit rolling.
I believe Desmond is a center for something big that will happen.
Why did Boone die? As Locke himself said, "Boone was a sacrifice the island demanded" His death lead an already unstable Locke to eventually save Desmond's life.
Why did Desmond start having flashes of Charlie's death? Charlie living led to him disabling the Looking Glass, but also, once again saved Desmond's life.
In the 4th season, we damn well better get some Locke-centered island-based episodes.
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that's some bullshit
muh.
ANSWER JUST ONE FUCKING QUESTION, LOST. JUST ONE FUCKING QUESTION.
Totally hotter in real life, too.
Here's hoping the quality isn't shit.
Also, that movie by J.J. Abrams that is previewed before Transformers (at least when I saw it), looks sweet, even though they don't show anything.
...just like lost.
In the first season, John's shenanigans concerned me more than it had previously. I never noticed how guarded and secretive he was which means the fucker has got secrets.
In the episode 'Walkabout' when they are being chased by the smoke, a first person view from the smoke looms over the trees and looks at John who is looking back in terror. From that point on, Locke always seems to have an agenda. He says "I've seen into the eye of this island, and what I saw is beautiful". He talks in terms of things he's doing as things he "has to" or is "supposed to" do. If you watch through the season again you'll notice that a lot.
I believe that the smoke is a manifestation of Jacob and straight up communicated with Locke to get him to do something important.
Also, the smoke stopped communicating with him in season two while he was in the hatch. My theory on this is that Jacob wanted to communicate with him but could never get him alone. Also, Ben knew that Jacob was communicating with him and wanted to spite him by convincing Locke to let the hatch blow up.
As soon as he gets out of the exploded hatch, he starts having agendas again.
Also, in the first season, you'll notice that Locke know how to do a lot of fucked up stuff (hunt, predict the weather, throw knives, build trebuchets). At one point someone asks hims how where he learned all to do that stuff and we responds "Weebalos" which is a form of scouts. But before he says that he takes a contemplative pause which leads me to beleive that he's lying. And that his past holds some sort of wacky secret we don't even know about yet.
Edit: Also it is known that Locke trusts the smoke. When it's pulling him away, Locke tells Jack to let him go and that he'll be okay. I think Jacob was trying to seperate John from the rest of his group permanently. Jacob's communication with Locke may have something to do with Jacob's distress over what Ben and the Others are doing.
That's still totally possible.
i also got a weird vibe off locke after rewatching everything, especially the whole him knocking out sayid to keep him from finding the signal thing
cool of a character as he is he spends a lot of his time dicking over the other survivors to one end or another
So…wtf? Is Jack dead? Did his father come back to life? Was he just rambling because he was high as a kite? The chief didn’t seem phased by his comment, so I don’t know what to make of it.
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Asked and answered.
Could there be more to it? Yes. Is there any reason to think there is more to it? Not really, besides the fact that there's always a twist or turn somewhere in this series.
Jack was fucked on Oxy and that whole scene was just a red herring to throw us off.
Was Dave in Hurley's head or was it another manifestation made by Jacob/black smoke to convince Hurley to kill himself?
My guess is in Hurley's head but still.
muh.
like, maybe one or two a season until the show ends
we don't know shit, except that Jack and Kate are off the island at some point in some universe where jack has some beard
i don't really think that invalidates what i'm saying. i just think it would be a neat way for them tell the story considering the format of the show so far.
muh.
Holly!
There are going to be flashbacks and flashforwards next season, so it's just one more element added to the mix. There's going to be a big jumble of three timelines.
As for Dave and Hurley's relationship, I think he WAS in Hurley's head, as his way of dealing with the overwhelming stress (first the death of the two people on the dock or whatever) then he was a manifestation of the island.
I'm starting to think that there are two main forces on the island and that the people who come to the island by "accident" are just caught up in it. These two forces are the Island and the Others. The Island is more or less in control of the Cerberus system, while Jacob is more or less a part (perhaps the embodiment) of the Island. However, the Others, having captured Jacob, can partially control the powers of the Island for their own purposes.
Where'd you get the table?
Don't you recognize it? It fell outta the purple haze when the hatch went blamo.
We don't play every 108 minutes, the island's gonna
EXPLODE!
that show was pretty regular wasnt it
just some college aged romance drama or something
i didnt see a whole lot of it but it seemed alright
unfortunately i didnt see the ending either
so i read up on how it ends and apparently the ending is more ridiculous than the entirety of lost
partly because the show was normal until then
partly because it is just a straight up ridiculous ending to anything
It's not debris god damnit.
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