Jake wanting to help with is own surgery....this is one of the major themes of the show.
Do you even watch the show?j/k
Originally Posted by ArsnalJ23
Originally Posted by dhart48
Originally Posted by ArsnalJ23
I initially thought that too but the timeline of events in the episode didn't really point in that direction. Assuming that him waking up in the desert was him traveling in time, where did the jacket come from? and they specifically showed that he had a wound on his arm, either a cut or gun shot.. where'd that come from? fast forward, he sees Widmore, then travels back in time, dirties himself up and meets up with everyone on the island again? doesn't add up.
EDIT: he also had bruises all over his face when he walked in. If he traveled in time then those bruises either a) never healed and he hid them when he went to see Widmore or b) he had to knock himself around some more to show those bruises again when he got back
im not saying he was time travelng the WHOLE episode,all im saying is that right when alex is shot,ben says "he changed the rules" goes into his secret chamber and then pops back out. How do you know that the convo in the last scene wth widmore even took place during the same flashforward??? plus the whole scene consisted of ben talking about killing widmore's daughter(penny) much like widmore did to him,Ben seemed like he had just watched her die,and he also told widmore "you changed the rules"
Even if it wasn't the whole episode, how would they explain the bruises disappearing in the Widmore scene and then reappearing on his face when he gets back? Its possible that he time traveled, but again the way it was presented doesn't add up at all, it'd be a stretch for us to pick and choose particular scenes and say they went together since they never presented any hints or anything to prove it like they usually do.
(For the record, I actually thought he traveled into the future too, but then the more I thought about it the more it didn't add up to me.)
Yep. I love SawyerOriginally Posted by bodyfullapolo
Wild racist...
Remember he said Sayid was a terrorist when the plane first crashed?
Originally Posted by dhart48
ok(this is part of my theory and its a stretch)maybe how john locke can walk on the island but is paralyzed in the real world,maybe if your hurt on the island,it wont show in the real world since they are on 2 different timelines,it also seemed when ben talked to the doorman @ the hotel widmore was @,he seemed in a huge hurry(like he knew he didnt have much time or he had a prior obligation)he almost knocked the guy out,but the doorman let him go without any complications,lol i like this debate we are having,well i gonna watch the new episode,which hear is
Ok, the first scene from the pilot... you're refering to the hanging white shoes on the tree (assuming they're Christian's... ? now I gottadig out my 1st season for the cave-discovery scene and the backgammon scene...
I never said it was new, or reveling something that no one has thought of. I'm just telling you guys where to look at.
OK so im back and ready to do the usual....Not going to do a spoiler because the East Coast has already seen the episode. so i will just do a "things to look out for".
THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR
- Jack calling his dad, "a good story teller"
- Miles asking Claire "What did she see" when she said she was seeing things.
- Jake wanting to help with is own surgery....this is one of the major themes of the show.
- The entire convo Jack has with Hurley
- Christian Shepard's "attire"
- The Smoke detector going off, right before you see x-tian Shepard
I'll have more next week.
- I always thought that Christian was a major player in Lost, But what always kept me from fully embracing the idea was the fact that every timewe saw him in flashbacks, He was like this washed-up alcoholic. He never seemed like he was in control of his own life...So how could he be in control of allthese people and events? Could he be like a Keyser Soze character who doesn't appear to be what he is at first? The "story-teller" line is interesting. Could he be a liar/manipulator/conman? That would fit into the themes of theshow...Almost every Lost character has lied or pulled some type of con at some point. I'm rambling, But let me know if Christian is a major playernyc...Just answer "yes" or "no"...
- Yea, I noticed that...I don't know what to make of it. Maybe Claire is able to see the dead also, But she just ain't tap into it yet.
- What theme? Saving/redeeming yourself? Or the fact that Jack always has to save someone...Even if it's himself.
- Yea, That convo was weird. I think that you and the writers are tryin' to swerve the audience who believes that they're all dead. Because I rememberwhen Damon And Carlton Cuse said that they were not dead or in purgatory. They also said that Christian was dead for sure. I think they may just be usingclever wording...They may be dead, But not in the sense that we all think.
- Those damn white shoes are killing me...Why does this N' have on sneakers with a suit anyway?
- Yea, I made the smoke connection...What it means, I don't know. I'm lost on the "x-tian" hint.
