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I think alot of you guys have caught the obvious that Naomi was not good. However, I think the link people are missing here is Widmore. Widmore is connected to Dharma and yes I think they want to find the island and get rid of the Losties. Here is why the Widmore connection is pretty obvious: We all know that Penny didnt like her dad and how he treated Desmond. Her mission to find Desmond is completely funded on her own and not by Widmore. Widmore however is connected to Dharma and is trying to find the island and kill the inhabitants. Therefore Widmore sent Naomi to locate the island. I am sure some of you are probably wondering why she had a picture of Penny then. I think what is important is that she needed that picture to find Desmond so he could know what he looked like not necessarily to make Desmond believe that she was working with Penny. Widmore/Dharma is probably aware that since Desmond was "missing" that he may have found the island and he was their link to the island. Naomi needed to report to her people (Widmore) that Desmond was indeed on "THE ISLAND". Thats my theory heading into Season 4. I think Widmore will play a huge role in the upcoming season and so will Desmond.
FlatbushFiyah23igotdemkickz21justhotkicks), I found Naomi to be a little strange from the beginning. If you land on an island in the middle of nowhere and see survivors of a plane crash with no survivors living as a community, wouldn't you be extremely unnerved?
There's definitely something going on between Hanso, Mittlework, Widmore, and Dharma, and Naomi is working for one of them. For the reasons you gave, I agree that it's most likely Widmore & Dharma (and I think Hanso is opposed to it).
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Interesting point nycknicks brings up about the flash forwards for jack being "Desmond like". I think their is a big clue in that
It all ties to the same thing. People not dying or coming back from the dead, inconsistencies in flashbacks, and the overall weirdness of the Jack flashforward -- think about it. (I haven't figured it out completely yet though.)
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This is my 1st post in here...although I've lurked in this thread since the beginning of it.
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Oh and after the finale, on the abc 7 news here in LA, they were interviewing Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, and they mention that Arron, Claire's son, is the only recent child born on the island since Alex, and that this is important/they will be exploring that in the upcoming seasons...
Blikestro, welcome to the thread.
If you think about it, these births and island arrivals are spaced 1 generation apart. Generation 1: Ben is born and comes with Dharma to the island. Generation 2: Alex is born and Rousseau comes to the island. Generation 3: Aaron is born and the Losties come to the island. Generation 4: ?
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I don't think we can assume the real world is all
fine and happy when the Losties get back. The golden
ticket is probably more like a tool to silence what
has happened. And Jack had to meet Kate secretively,
which could mean Kate is still on the run (or assumed
dead by the rest of the world.)
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At the end when Jack's talking to Kate that he's tired of lying...
What is he lying about? the death of the other survivors that was in his hands?
dekthaiHUSTLIN ON YOUfranchise3, the theory you posted could explain what I'm saying 2 paragraphs up. It makes sense that Jack had to leave people behind on the island and maybe he had to do some other immoral things and as a result he became depressed, but I think there's more to it than that. His depression upon returning to the real world is the exact opposite of Locke's joy upon awakening on the island.
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That was for takin the kid off the raft.
s singing "Y'all everybody" to cover up that he was talking with Desmond.
