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am i the only one that goosebumps watching this
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Originally Posted by MexicanSoul
am i the only one that goosebumps watching this
Originally Posted by SenorRoboto2k5
If you haven't figured out the direction of the season...
Spoiler [+]99% sure the island was looped back to the 70s, when the DHARMA Initiative came to the island. So, the characters left on the island will actually live through the history of the island, and that's how they'll start answering the mysteries![]()
Speculation, but it's probably true. If you want to be blind going into the season, don't read, it's the consensus as to what happened...
This show is >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Heroes and any other show. Anyone that says otherwise hasn't given Lost a chance, they just believe what they wanna believe. The detail, pace, characters, mysteries, allure, intrigue, etc. is crafted so much better than any episodic show I can think of
Right , This is how I think It Goes Down:
Time on LOST seems to be a loop, the island is stuck in a place like the Burmuda Triangle.
The island can harness the power to shift itself through space and time to a special point in the islands history.
The island was at a certain point in time were certain events need to take place to keep the timeline correct, each member of the Losties has a key purpose in fate, the survivors have to reinact what happend in the past to course correct time.
You may ask why do these events need to happen in a certain way, I believe that to 'release' the island from the time/space disturbance the island must repeat its entire past until it reaches the point of when it got caught in the space/time Burmuda Triangle time thing.
Ever notices Locke Saying : "You're Not Supposed To Do This"
I believe he is aware of the time/space influx on the island and has already done what is about to happen. He knows what Jack needs to do, he trys to persuade Jack on what do, but he can't just make him do it for the fact he cannot physicaly remeber himself doing the same scene, he just has a feeling about it, his special powers?
Once Jack does what hes not supposed to do, he causes a rift in time, bad things start to happen, stange phenomenon, horrible deaths etc, but these are not noticed until years ahead on 'island time'.
When Bens daughter was killed I believe that this occurance was not ment to take place, she was ment to live.
Ben realises that the 'Rules Of Fate' have been broken and creating another rift in time and goes on a rampage knowing full well that time needs to be reset to fix the timeline again.
This then leads us to the frozen donkey wheel, time has been reset taking them back to a crucial point in time where they will reinact the same timeline to make sure that it is course corrected.
Seems pretty interesting eh?![]()
Originally Posted by Crazy EBW
Whats good with that sig? Holllllller at me.
Theory on new season...no spoilers! Just speculation...
Right , This is how I think It Goes Down:
Time on LOST seems to be a loop, the island is stuck in a place like the Burmuda Triangle.
The island can harness the power to shift itself through space and time to a special point in the islands history.
The island was at a certain point in time were certain events need to take place to keep the timeline correct, each member of the Losties has a key purpose in fate, the survivors have to reinact what happend in the past to course correct time.
You may ask why do these events need to happen in a certain way, I believe that to 'release' the island from the time/space disturbance the island must repeat its entire past until it reaches the point of when it got caught in the space/time Burmuda Triangle time thing.
Ever notices Locke Saying : "You're Not Supposed To Do This"
I believe he is aware of the time/space influx on the island and has already done what is about to happen. He knows what Jack needs to do, he trys to persuade Jack on what do, but he can't just make him do it for the fact he cannot physicaly remeber himself doing the same scene, he just has a feeling about it, his special powers?
Once Jack does what hes not supposed to do, he causes a rift in time, bad things start to happen, stange phenomenon, horrible deaths etc, but these are not noticed until years ahead on 'island time'.
When Bens daughter was killed I believe that this occurance was not ment to take place, she was ment to live.
Ben realises that the 'Rules Of Fate' have been broken and creating another rift in time and goes on a rampage knowing full well that time needs to be reset to fix the timeline again.
This then leads us to the frozen donkey wheel, time has been reset taking them back to a crucial point in time where they will reinact the same timeline to make sure that it is course corrected.