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or purgatoryOriginally Posted by Barack 0drama
Originally Posted by Mastamind89
Anubis=Jacob, maybe?
That's what I'm leaning towards.
So then the island = The underworld/hell?
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or purgatoryOriginally Posted by Barack 0drama
Originally Posted by Mastamind89
Anubis=Jacob, maybe?
That's what I'm leaning towards.
So then the island = The underworld/hell?
Originally Posted by gottagitdemjs
or purgatoryOriginally Posted by Barack 0drama
Originally Posted by Mastamind89
Anubis=Jacob, maybe?
That's what I'm leaning towards.
So then the island = The underworld/hell?
- It was. That was hilarious the way he just pulled it out all nonchalant.Originally Posted by dr funk 13
- Ben offing Ceasar was pifff
- Why did Penny say she's not related to Charles Widmore? (Or maybe she just said that to save her life?)
or purgatoryOriginally Posted by gottagitdemjs
That's what I'm leaning towards.
So then the island = The underworld/hell?
Originally Posted by gottagitdemjs
I went back and looked, Odrama's right. Cuse and Lindelof said in a podcast that they're not in any type of underworld or purgatory.
Originally Posted by Cragmatic
18Key's avy
Originally Posted by swyftdahoe
Originally Posted by gottagitdemjs
I went back and looked, Odrama's right. Cuse and Lindelof said in a podcast that they're not in any type of underworld or purgatory.
They've also said that there's no time traveling element. I wouldn't take their word for anything. They just don't want fans to get ahead of themselves.
In Egyptian mythology, Apep (also spelled Apepi, and Aapep, or Apophis in Greek) was an evil demon, the deification of darkness and chaos
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ChaosAs the personification of all that was evil, Apep was seen as a giant snake, crocodile, serpent, or in later years, in a few cases, as a dragon, leading to titles such as Serpent from the Nile, and Evil lizard. Some elaborations even said that he stretched 16 yards in length and had a head made of flint.
Tales of Apep's battles against Ra were elaborated during the New Kingdom[sup][4][/sup]. Since nearly everyone can see that the sun is not attacked by a giant snake during the day, every day, storytellers said that Apep must lie just below the horizon. This appropriately made him a part of the underworld, which attacked the sun each night. In some stories Apep waited for Ra in a western mountain called Bakhu, where the sun set, and in others Apep lurked just before dawn, in the Tenth region of the Night. The wide range of Apep's possible location gained him the title World Encircler. It was thought that his terrifying roar would cause the underworld to rumble. Myths sometimes say that Apep was trapped there, because he had been the previous chief god and suffered a coup d'etat by Ra, or because he was evil and had been imprisoned.
In his battles, Apep was thought to use a magical gaze to hypnotise Ra and his entourage, attempting to devour them whilst choking the river on which they travelled through the underworld with his coils.
lol sorry broOriginally Posted by Barack 0drama
Damn, I was taking what they said as the gospel too...
Now I gotta question what they say...
Originally Posted by BTonNT
so anyone have any sort of explainable grasp on any specific allegorical theme behind the full series?
Originally Posted by gottagitdemjs
My thoughts this week:
1. "DEAD IS DEAD"....I think that's one of the biggest things we should take away from this week. John Locke is dead and the fact that that scares the hell out of Ben actually scares the hell out of me a little...lol.
2. I have two theories about the actions of the Ajira crew. They're either possessed by the same thing that Russeau's crew was possessed by. (She was asked a pretty off the wall question). OR...If it's not that, the remainder of the Ajira crew are people Widmore planted on the plane and that question was the "secret code" that let them know who was a Widmore plant and who wasn't (why Lapidus got whacked). Also, there wasn't a cargo box of weapons and supplies on that plane for nothing.
3. As for the question mentioned in #2, "What lies in the shadow of the statue?" Is it the four toed statue that was on the island? Or a secret question/answer for Widmore's peeps?
4. On the wall in Smokey's lair, it appeared that the heiroglyphs showed smokey "eating" out of Anubis' hand. Of course, Anubis seems to be the popular choice for the identity of the large statue on the island that we saw a few episodes back.
5. I'm pretty sure "Tell Desmond Hume I'm sorry" means "I'm sorry for shooting you" and not "I'm sorry for killing your wife."
6. Smokey has been referred to as Cerebrus a few times on the show and the writers as well. In mythology, Cerebrus was the guardian to the gates of the underworld. So, Cerebrus = guardian to underworld. Smokey = guardian of the island....perhaps?
7. On the preview for next week, for a second or two, there is a scene of Jack standing in a classroom of some sort with writing about ancient Egypt on the blackboard behind him. I wonder why the Dharma people would want to keep up on Egyptian history???
8. It's pretty evident that Smokey took the form of Alex down in the lair. We've seen it take the form of Yemi (Ecko's brother) as well. This makes me wonder how many other times we've seen Smokey in someone else's form???
9. Since last season when he first unleashed the smoke monster, I've always wondered how Ben did it....well....now we know that he went and pulled the plug on Smokey's bath water and that pissed Smokey off so he came out to put the plug back in. Ben is just a prank playing #%!#*%!.
Odrama, what exactlydid they debunk?? Did they debunk the island being any sort of representation of hell?? If so, I don't know where this could be leading us. Everytime Ithink I'm understanding something, it's proved wrong. Also, since Locke has returned on the island, he looks a little funny. I don't know ifit's just my HD but it looks like Locke has some sort of glow about him. Especially in the first scene, when Ben wakes up and finds Locke on his bed. MaybeI'm going crazy or it could just be because he's clean all of a sudden. I'm so used to seeing him dirty.Originally Posted by Barack 0drama
Originally Posted by gottagitdemjs
or purgatoryOriginally Posted by Barack 0drama
Originally Posted by Mastamind89
Anubis=Jacob, maybe?
That's what I'm leaning towards.
So then the island = The underworld/hell?
That was debunked by the producers tho...
Also, I think we can safely rule out the smoke being some sort of man made machine, Just because of how damn old it is.
It's got to be mystical/supernatural...
Originally Posted by nycknicks105
Here is a nice spoiler for you guys tooOriginally Posted by gottagitdemjs
Spoiler [+]Anubis isn't Jacob. Jacob will show his face again in a few more episodes.
nycknicks105 wrote:
Originally Posted by gottagitdemjs
My thoughts this week:
1. "DEAD IS DEAD"....I think that's one of the biggest things we should take away from this week. John Locke is dead and the fact that that scares the hell out of Ben actually scares the hell out of me a little...lol.
2. I have two theories about the actions of the Ajira crew. They're either possessed by the same thing that Russeau's crew was possessed by. (She was asked a pretty off the wall question). OR...If it's not that, the remainder of the Ajira crew are people Widmore planted on the plane and that question was the "secret code" that let them know who was a Widmore plant and who wasn't (why Lapidus got whacked). Also, there wasn't a cargo box of weapons and supplies on that plane for nothing.
3. As for the question mentioned in #2, "What lies in the shadow of the statue?" Is it the four toed statue that was on the island? Or a secret question/answer for Widmore's peeps?
4. On the wall in Smokey's lair, it appeared that the heiroglyphs showed smokey "eating" out of Anubis' hand. Of course, Anubis seems to be the popular choice for the identity of the large statue on the island that we saw a few episodes back.
5. I'm pretty sure "Tell Desmond Hume I'm sorry" means "I'm sorry for shooting you" and not "I'm sorry for killing your wife."
6. Smokey has been referred to as Cerebrus a few times on the show and the writers as well. In mythology, Cerebrus was the guardian to the gates of the underworld. So, Cerebrus = guardian to underworld. Smokey = guardian of the island....perhaps?
7. On the preview for next week, for a second or two, there is a scene of Jack standing in a classroom of some sort with writing about ancient Egypt on the blackboard behind him. I wonder why the Dharma people would want to keep up on Egyptian history???
8. It's pretty evident that Smokey took the form of Alex down in the lair. We've seen it take the form of Yemi (Ecko's brother) as well. This makes me wonder how many other times we've seen Smokey in someone else's form???
9. Since last season when he first unleashed the smoke monster, I've always wondered how Ben did it....well....now we know that he went and pulled the plug on Smokey's bath water and that pissed Smokey off so he came out to put the plug back in. Ben is just a prank playing #%!#*%!.
2. Doesn't sound too far fetched
4. In Egyptian mythology Cerberus was sort of a "pet" that belonged to Anubis.
5. Yeah6. RightSpoiler [+]Penny is not dead
8. I can name a few more times actually. Hurley even ran into smokey and so did Jack.
1) Yeah I think the same thing. Dead is Dead. It just emphasizes I think that Smokie has control over the dead on
the Island. Using them to do its purpose. I said before that John when he came back would get Christian status.
So Christian = John = Claire = Yemi = Alex (sure im missing more). Im not saying that this is definite. The thing thats weird is that Christian, John, Claireall had a "good" glow to them. Yemi and Alex were very evil looking.
So if Smokie is evil why the difference. I noticed that NYC aint comment on #1 though.
2) Her question was definitely a code of some sort. Like the snowman question. She probably thought that since he raced to the island like that he was in on oraware of what ever they had planned.
Widmore could have quickly assembled a team to get on the plane. Especially since Ben bragged/told him he was going back.
But the fact that she mentioned the statue obviously means something. Yeah I realize I might be over analyzing.
3) My answer to the question. Smokie or death(dead people) lies in the shadow of the statue. When I first watched I thought that it was the temple. But Ithought that was too literal. Smokie being a black smoke would blend in perfectly to the darkness of a shadow. And death being darkness would fit to.
4) Yeah the glyphs on the wall did a good job depicting the smoke monster with its jagged lines of varying sizes, shows to me its form is not solid but cantransform.
Obviously Ben didnt know there was anything under the temple wall. I cant believe we havent seen the actual temple all this time it was just the wall. I cantwait to see that.
From 5 on I agree. Even 9 lol. Though I thought it was more like he put water out for the dog.
I been said that Charles Widmore was going on and off the Island. The part I picked up on was that 2 times he was challenged by Richard (saying that Jacobwanted Ben) and then when Ben questioned if Jacob wanted Alex to be killed. It shows that Widmore had lost favor or didnt speak with Jacob since at least the77. Probaly earlier since Jacob seemed to give them directions for upcoming/future events and because Penny is more than 30 y.o. He did not respond to Richardand say no he doesnt. And with Ben he just slinked off all defeated.
Did anyone catch or have the screen shot of that protrait in Bens house? Is it the same one from before?
Also something else is weird about Dharmaville. The processing station when Christian was there was extremely rundown. As if the Others never occupied thearea. Yet Bens house is his house it even still has alex's stuff in it.
So it was recently inhabited.
Just add it to the list of stuff I dont get.