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i wanna see if the first episode is going to explain how Charlotte was on the island before when Miles asked why is she was willing to leave so soon, aftertrying hard to get back to the Island again
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I wanna see what Sun has in store for Widmore.
I believe she's in a position of power to blackmail him somehow to get what she wants...whatever that is.
How and why exactly did Locke leave the island? and why did he die?
Knowing Locke, He would neeeeeeeeever leave the island unless he absolutely had to. My guess is he left to perform some task or retreive someitem, And got killed in the process by Widmore/Dharma...
How does Jack persuade the other 5 to go back?
That's gonna be hard...
Is Desmond officially out of the equation?
Yea, That's what I wanna know. I thought he was supposed to die...
Where did the island go, geographically speaking?
I don't think it exists in the same realm as everything else does...
How does turning a "wheel" half way "move" an entire body of land?
I think it somehow activates the special "properties" of the island...Whether that be electromagnetic or supernatural. Like an exchangeof energy, The person turning the wheel offering themselves in exchange for the island "moving".
Is Widmore the one trying to kill Sayid?
If we're to assume that it's Ben vs. Widmore...Yea. Ben has his operatives working on his side, And Widmore has his.
What happened between Sayid and Ben to cause more distrust?
Ben is the most lying and manipulative dude on the planet...
Is Claire really dead?
Is anybody ever really dead? I remember back when Lost first started, "Life extension" was on the list of projects on the HansoFoundation site. We've seen people who are immortal, Or who have returned from the dead before. It's like a major theme of the series...I thinkshe's dead tho.
If Aaron isn't supposed to go back to the island, why does Ben insist that they "all" go back?
I always wondered about that contradiction...
Was Charlotte really born on the island? Who's her father?
I bet he's one of the islands original inhabitants...I want to say a Dharma employee, But that would be too obvious.
While Locke was gone. and dead, who ran the Others' camp?
Probably Alpert.
Am I the only one who got teary eyed (again) when Desmond and Pen finally see each other for the first time in over 3 years?
Yea...Sissy.
j/k
A lot of people had that theory going, but Lostpedia had character pages for the little girl and Charlotte...Originally Posted by Gmills23
Im pretty sure Charlotte was Ben's childhood friend while living on the island (the little girl). can't remember what season those flashbacks were in.
I always wondered about that contradiction...Originally Posted by Barack 0drama
If Aaron isn't supposed to go back to the island, why does Ben insist that they "all" go back?
I think it somehow activates the special "properties" of the island...Whether that be electromagnetic or supernatural. Like an exchange of energy, The person turning the wheel offering themselves in exchange for the island "moving".Originally Posted by Barack 0drama
How does turning a "wheel" half way "move" an entire body of land?
They have to start sewing things up sooner or later. There are only 2 seasons left.Originally Posted by Div1LBC
I can't wait for the season to start. I really hope that they start revealing some answers and start to piece things together this season.
PeepOriginally Posted by JamesOnNT
I totally missed it last season and it seems like no one really answered but the name Jeremy Bentham(sp?) came up two or three times. Then it turns out to be Locke .. the little pop up box said he was an 18th century philosopher and social reformist I think .. don't really remember.
Hurley said something and Sayid told him "don't say it" or something along those lines. And we know there was communication with Locke/Bentham and at least Kate and Jack so far .. he probably went and found all the Oceanic 6.
He was best known for his advocacy of utilitarianism, a form of consequentialism, meaning that the moral worth of an action is determined by its outcome - the ends justify the means. Utilitarianism argued that the "right" action or policy was that which would cause "the greatest happiness of the greatest number".
.. interesting.
these writers, man .. how could this not be the most thought out/intricate/complicated/confusing/entertaining/interesting/best show ever?
How would the average fan know that though? I mean I DO know what happens, but i'm not trying to be flat out straight with it to people whowanna stay in the dark.Originally Posted by Bowzer Blitz
I thought it was widely known that the island went back in time....Well obvious I should say.
FINISH THE REST OF THE SEASONS NOW *%%$$!Originally Posted by iLLoQuent aka DSK
Just finished season ONE...(yeah...uno) of Lost yesterday.
Show is crack...I obviously have a lot of catching up to do.
Hope the rest of the series is as good as the first season...