[LUconn]

I don't either. Explain as many possible.

sinner

[RubberMallet]

OK...here is a new one for you.

Ellie..the girl that walked Faraday out to the bomb....is Hawking/Ring Lady.... is Faraday's Mother....Faraday said that she looked awful familiar to him

and....Widmore...is Faraday's father....

Timeline works out perfectly...they were in 1954...enough time for Faraday to be born, and still be working on the orchid station in the 70's from season premiere.

(not my theory, one I heard, but makes a lot of sense)

Great show last night!

and the reason he loves the red head but shows no intimacy is because she is his daughter.

[RubberMallet]

Okay, so the name of this episode is "The Little Prince", and when the kayakers arrive on the beach after the flash, Locke kids over a container with the word "Besixdouxe". This references an asteroid, B612, which is a real asteroid, but also from an old Frech children's book, called, "The Little Prince". Significant? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/46610_B%C3%A9sixdouze

i was assuming it was rosseau's ship she was on a research vessell.

[RubberMallet]

i liked this last episode. it brought back some suspense to the show. i think that last handful of episodes gave you lots of info and left you wanting but not in a suspenseful sort of way... i was literally ticked when this one ended....good stuff

[HenryGale]

Here is a theory that I just read. It is really interesting. Do I believe it...probably not, but still quite interesting. I read this guys recap every week after the show, he always does a great job. The site is also filled with all kinds of Lost info.

It was creepy, it was eerie, and it was my favorite part of the episode: Sawyer & crew arriving back at 'their camp'. Someone's been eating all the porridge, drinking all the Dharma beer, and breaking the all island's leash laws. Locke pointedly asks "I wonder when all this happened?" From the very beginning of this scene, something seemed off. And from the minute Juliet found the Ajira Airways water bottle to the final seconds of the bullet-ridden canoe-chase, I realized we were looking at the future.

For a moment, let's imagine that the 815'ers failed at whatever the island needed them to do. Going with Hawking's theory of course-correction, the island would still need to bring people to it. Jacob would still need some help. What we saw here was the next generation of LOST: one in which the plane that crashed came from India, one in which the crash survivors were just different people playing the same roles. Most things would occur along the same lines: they'd build a camp, they'd be terrorized by the smoke monster, there would be lots of fighting and gunfire. Eventually they'd find the remnants of the 815 camp and wonder what the hell it was, much the same way our characters found the Black Rock and the 4-toed statue. They'd also scrap with the Others - early and often.

So now let's pretend for a minute that the group in the other outrigger canoe was comprised of the flight "518" survivors. They see our main characters and assume they're the Others. They give chase, take some shots, and then suddenly Locke and Sawyer's canoe is whisked away: conveniently time-skipped back to the past (pouring rain and everything).

Desmond's been saying it since season 2: "See you in another life". Effectively this IS another life, just as the off-island world that the O6 now play conspiracy games in is another life as well. Another prophetic old statement by Jin to Hurley: "Everything is going to change". Imagine that every time something changes we see another life... if the change is a minor one, all you'll see are a few picture frames changing style. If the change is significant, and happens at the root level of LOST's story, maybe another whole plane crash happened. I wouldn't even be surprised to find out that Locke was leading his own group of Others in the first canoe, effectively chasing a version of his former, past self. Bananas? Definitely! But remember Frank Duckett's words: "It'll come back around". Not to mention this would also make Sawyer's sarcastic "Other Others" line ironically close to the truth

What we saw this episode was a really cool, really dark mirror universe of our existing storyline. It happened very fast, and we weren't meant to see much. Reality turns out to be a very thinly veiled curtain on LOST, and the writers are yanking on it. But their story is their story, and it totally rocks.

I just hope the last scene of LOST doesn't end with a new set of characters getting on a new plane in India...

http://darkufo.blogspot.com/2009/02/thi ... ce-by.html

[LUconn]

That person seem to be giving 2 different scenarios. Both a parallel universe and the future. I really hope they didn't jump into the future.




somebody delete that stupid picture.

[RubberMallet]

watch this video...it explains everything.

[Kolzilla41]

watch this video...it explains everything.

Uhhh.....this doesn't explain anything to me

[LUconn]

I didn't understand the whole folding thing until like midway through the 7th dimension. And he explained it during the 3rd.

[RagingTireFire]

I didn't understand the whole folding thing until like midway through the 7th dimension. And he explained it during the 3rd.

Same here. I had to go back and watch dimensions 5 and 6 again.

[RubberMallet]

like dimensions 7-10 are easier to understand than 4-6...

[RagingTireFire]

Dimension 4 is easy. That's just time.

Dimensions 5-6 were easier to understand once they explained 7-10.

[ALUmnus]

I don't uphold to theories anymore. They were fun to devise or follow in the first two seasons. People would research like crazy and come up with brilliant ideas that all made sense, only to be made like idiots by the shows writers. Theorize all you want, but nobody knows what's going on except for Cuse and Lindelof. These guys made this amazing show, and now they're the only ones whose storylines I want to follow. Yeah, I want to try to devise what I think is going on and figure stuff out, because it's like a giant puzzle, but all these web theories are always wrong, and never as good as what the show actually does.

[sweetnahmah1]

I like this episode

[HenryGale]

WOW...fantastic episode. It seemed like it was 2 hours long there was so much happening. WOW

[LUconn]

Really? I couldn't believe it was over. I'm kinda glad Charlotte's dead. She was kind of annoying. I'm really hoping Desmond doesn't have to go back. As much as I like his character and would like him to continue to be on the show, it would just be really sad for him to have to go back.

How horrible of a death would it have been if Locke hadn't gotten far enough down in the well? I wouldn't even want to think about that.

[sweetnahmah1]

I'm tired of seeing Christian.

[LUconn]

I really don't get that. I thought Jacob was just taking his form for some reason or another. Why would he keep looking like him though? And why would he be acting like Christian? If he is somehow behind everything, I'll be annoyed to say the least.

[HenryGale]

Really? I couldn't believe it was over. I'm kinda glad Charlotte's dead. She was kind of annoying. I'm really hoping Desmond doesn't have to go back. As much as I like his character and would like him to continue to be on the show, it would just be really sad for him to have to go back.

How horrible of a death would it have been if Locke hadn't gotten far enough down in the well? I wouldn't even want to think about that.

I did not mean that I felt the show went on forever...it was more like, there was SO much info that was in the show, that it could have been 2 hours worth. For example...at the end of the show, it seemed like forever ago that we were dealing with Roussuea and her group.

[HenryGale]

I really don't get that. I thought Jacob was just taking his form for some reason or another. Why would he keep looking like him though? And why would he be acting like Christian? If he is somehow behind everything, I'll be annoyed to say the least.

I like having Christian in the shows...he definately adds more to it because we have no idea who he is or why he is there.

One of the theories that has been talked about for quite a while is that the smoke monster is taking the form of Christian, or Walt after he left the island, or Claire in the cabin, or the horse that Kate saw. Anything that "does not belong." I kind of believe that this is what happened to Rousseau's partners. They were pulled into Smokies temple, and then they were "transformed" into "Others" or whomever. Danielle sees that they are completely different...mentally sick, and thus, kills them.

Oh...and LUConn...you are COMPLETELY wrong about Charlotte. She will be greatly missed by me if she does not make any more appearences. Something about Redheads with accents

[LUconn]

I think "the sickness" that they got that no others seem to have gotten is from Jughead's radiation leak. They probably buried it and built a temple over it or something. And then they crawled down there and got a healthy dose of atomic bomb radiation.


But seriously, somebody go back and edit your posts to get rid of that stupid giant picture. It's annoying to have to scroll along to read full sentences.

[HenryGale]

I think "the sickness" that they got that no others seem to have gotten is from Jughead's radiation leak. They probably buried it and built a temple over it or something. And then they crawled down there and got a healthy dose of atomic bomb radiation.


But seriously, somebody go back and edit your posts to get rid of that stupid giant picture. It's annoying to have to scroll along to read full sentences.

Was not my post

[HenryGale]

Line of the night so far..."We're not going to Guam, are we?"

[Kolzilla41]

Line of the night so far..."We're not going to Guam, are we?"

This has been one of the best episodes of the entire series

[sweetnahmah1]

Line of the night so far..."We're not going to Guam, are we?"

Why did he say something, he's gonna turn the plane around.