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juliet looks a lot better when shes dirty IMO
Agreed. Dirt on the face and sweat on the cleav.
Originally Posted by FlatbushFiyah23
Very solid episode tonight. Good find to whoever found the statue of Anibus...I was highly disappointed that they showed the statue for like four seconds and then after the next flash none of the characters looked back to see if the statue was still there or gone. This leaves me wondering if the statue is still around in the late 70's.
I think it was because they crossed the line because you can see that they were a decent amount away from the barrier.Originally Posted by Barack 0drama
So were the Hostiles in violation of the truce by killing Paul?
Or whoever crosses the "line" is fair game?
Ok...thought of a couple other things (nothing too important though).Originally Posted by gottagitdemjs
Ok...here are my thoughts so far....
1. Notice they made sure to state numerous times that Horace was "blowing trees out of the ground." I may be over-analyzing here, but Horace builds a cabin for someone pretty "special" and in his drunken state, he may have gotten a visit from said "special" person telling him to get started on his cabin........the "special" person is Jacob BTW.
2. I'd bet money that statue is Anubis, Egyptian god of death/the underworld. We are getting a LOT of Egyptian references here lately. The heiroglyphs, the statue, the ankh, Hurley's drawings... Can I get a toe count please?
3. Some things are messed up for me. Amy was married to Paul (the guy that the two others shot when Sawyer and crew walked up on them). Then she married Horace. But when they met with Ben's family in Oregon, Horace was married to Olivia. I dunno. I do know that Cuse and Lindelof said that Horace and Olivia are "very important" to the end game.
4. I find the struggle between the "others" and the Dharma Initiative to be pretty interesting. I can't wait til the next ep. so they can start revealing the things that Sawyer, Juliet, etc. have learned since being assimilated into the Dharma way of life.
As always....I'll add stuff as I think about it....
6. Did anybody else notice that this was the first time that we've seen Richard Alpert be "out of the loop"? He was obviously stunned by the comments that Sawyer made during their conversation on the bench.
He looked pretty confused when Locke approached him in the past from the future a few episodes ago too.
the mean, ahole character type>>>>>>>> the nice, loving character type...Originally Posted by dr funk 13
Great episode
Juliet > Kate
Sawyer's character was kind of annoying in the first season...
...but now, he's very interesting and a changed man. His conversation with Alpert was liketo me.
Alpert's character needs to be explained though...
It's called character development.Originally Posted by badboyf0life420
the mean, ahole character type>>>>>>>> the nice, loving character type...Originally Posted by dr funk 13
Great episode
Juliet > Kate
Sawyer's character was kind of annoying in the first season...
...but now, he's very interesting and a changed man. His conversation with Alpert was liketo me.
Alpert's character needs to be explained though...
5. I was impressed at how fast Sawyer threw together that story about the Black Rock together.
Pisses me off how every Dharma/Other person is such a effing liar...Horace knew damn well what the Black Rock was.
Agreed. Dudes just too mysterious and calm all the time.Originally Posted by dr funk 13
Alpert's character needs to be explained though...
I'm with my dude who thinks Alpert is death, and that's why dude never ages.
Alpert is aware of the time aspects of the island. I think it's more plausible that he has taken advantage of it.