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« Reply #61 on: January 09, 2005, 11:30:41 AM » |
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« Reply #62 on: January 09, 2005, 06:18:10 PM » |
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 Handy link there - thanks but they are $5 more than Tom for outside US people and probably more like $8 more for US ones. But it's nice to have lots of options |
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« Reply #63 on: January 11, 2005, 06:09:59 PM » |
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Sawyer is my favorite character
I can't help but agree (he's not my fav character but I can't help but smile - he's so unashamedly what he is - and for someone so sneaky he's surprisingly open and honest about it Sorry - I only caught up with ep 12 last night. I wonder why they didn't carry on from episode 11 with Lock and Boone (who came up with these names??) finding that metal entry door... (I guess they never do with LOST). I wonder what they have been doing from dusk til dawn in the jungle and why they finally need an axe (and of course... why are they being so secretive about it). I wonder what was in the safety deposit box in the bank that Kate was trying to get to...  And what's the significance of the model plane I wonder what they are trying to hint at with the change in tidal regime that the people camping on the beach are observing... it doesn't seem to be accompanied by storms... it would be odd for it to be a seasonal thing too - especially so near to the equator... So many questions!! There are some good links here: http://www.carpeoccasio.com/lost/links.htmthe trailer for next weeks and a brief video diary with everyone's favourite LOST Hobbit. |
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« Reply #64 on: January 11, 2005, 08:13:37 PM » |
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Nice post Roz - you said it all!! |
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« Reply #65 on: January 11, 2005, 10:56:05 PM » |
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I wonder why they didn't carry on from episode 11 with Lock and Boone (who came up with these names??) finding that metal entry door... (I guess they never do with LOST). I wonder what they have been doing from dusk til dawn in the jungle and why they finally need an axe (and of course... why are they being so secretive about it).
I definitely think it is some sort of underground living space. I too wish they would have covered more of them in this episode, but hopefully they will go there next week. If you notice in the scenes, it looks like someone may die and that they cover more of Locke and Boone. That is all I will say for those whp have not seen the scenes yet. I don't want to spoil anything for you. I wonder what was in the safety deposit box in the bank that Kate was trying to get to... And what's the significance of the model plane She got the envelope with the model plane in the safetly deposit box. But it is funny, I never even realized it until I just read your post. It was a model plane!! That is sort of ironic considering they were all in a plane crash. It does have to mean something....but what? I wonder what they are trying to hint at with the change in tidal regime that the people camping on the beach are observing... it doesn't seem to be accompanied by storms... it would be odd for it to be a seasonal thing too - especially so near to the equator... I think this may be another hint to us viewers that something is weird about this place. Although, why not a strange seasonal thing? After all, there are Polar Bears on this island. I would love for them to find out more about that and help us to understand. So many questions!!
And that is why this show is great!!! There are so many unanswered mysteries to keep us viewers watching to find out more. I can not wait for tomorrow's episode. I actually have a co-worker coming to my house after work tomorrow. I already forwarned her that at at 8 pm, LOST comes on and there is no interruptions. A little rude, I know, but I can't miss a second of this show. Do you think we will soon find out more about the "monster"? Also, I am still not sure I understand why Sayid lef tthe French woman alone. I know she is a ltitle crazy, but she has been on that island 16 years. You would think she would know a lot more of what is out there. |
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« Reply #66 on: January 11, 2005, 11:21:52 PM » |
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I wonder what was in the safety deposit box in the bank that Kate was trying to get to... And what's the significance of the model plane She got the envelope with the model plane in the safetly deposit box. But it is funny, I never even realized it until I just read your post. It was a model plane!! That is sort of ironic considering they were all in a plane crash. It does have to mean something....but what? So she definitely got the model plane out of the deposit box in the bank... and then out of the locked case in the "personal effects" envelope? That's weird. Mark said that ( I must have blinked at that moment  ) so who is the guy that she loved... and killed then? I had assumed that she had got something else out of the bank's deposit box and had to kill the Robber Guy that she had kissed (and loved?). Hmm so who was the owner of this model plane then? Wow they sure know how to keep us watching!!!
I am still not sure I understand why Sayid lef tthe French woman alone. I know she is a ltitle crazy, but she has been on that island 16 years. You would think she would know a lot more of what is out there.
I know - if he had managed to persuade her to put the gun down I am sure she could have helped - first of all I am convinced she knows where they are! (if she was on a research vessel and crashed I am sure she would). And secondly she said something like "if we are lucky it will just be a bear" when she heard a *monster* overhead. But then later she commented "there are no such things as monsters" (or similar) when Sayid wondered what could be out there. I am very much intregued as to what the "monster" is. And I guess "polar" bears could easily be on the island... as long as they aren't real polar bears... after all there are bears naturally living in warm climates but they aren't snowy white... or maybe the one they shot just happened to be an albino one |
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« Reply #67 on: January 11, 2005, 11:28:23 PM » |
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I was just thinking that it might have been an albino!!! When she got the safety deposit box, she took a blue-green envelope out of it. That was the same envelope the plane was in later. She completely set up those guys who robbed the bank so that she could get to that box. I ams assuming we have no clue who the man she loved was. I am hoping we find out more about that. I too think the French woman knows more. If I was on that island and Sayid told me he found her, I would be the first person to say, let's all go to her. I mean, she may have a gun, but there are so many more of them, what could she possibly do? It just seemed pointless to put her in one episode. I am sure we will find out more there too. Not only that, but I think she knows what the "monster" is, although, I think Locke does too. I don't understand why everyone on this show seems so secretive |
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« Reply #68 on: January 11, 2005, 11:35:05 PM » |
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Hmm yes I wonder if Sayid may be so baffled by the contents of the charts that he will go and find her again... then again he did steal them so she might not be in the mood to be helpful! The thing that's sinister about the possible culture of people living underground on the island is that she's been there 16 years (was it?) and yet what kind of people wouldn't have welcomed her into their fold... and why live underground... hmmm (lots more questions ) I am sure Locke knows the monster... and he doesn't really seem to fear it either which is odd... I hope we find out more about that soon! I wonder whether the "man she loved" might be her father, like some sort of scenario where he hirt or threatened her mother... otherwise it's very odd she had to kill him... her actions on the island certainly don't have her down as the uncurably criminal type... |
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« Reply #69 on: January 12, 2005, 12:15:03 AM » |
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I'm enjoying reading all the theories about what's going on, but I decided I'm mostly going to sit back, not think too much and enjoy the ride with LOST...It's sort of like going down a slide with your eyes closed. You have no idea what's coming, which makes it all the more thrilling.
That said, I think it's very strange that Charlie was revived (ep. 11, I think) after who knows how long with no pulse... Another of the island's magical workings perhaps?
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« Reply #70 on: January 12, 2005, 01:12:34 AM » |
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Hmm yes The thing that's sinister about the possible culture of people living underground on the island is that she's been there 16 years (was it?) and yet what kind of people wouldn't have welcomed her into their fold... and why live underground... hmmm (lots more questions ) There is definitely something up with that, but we do know there are others there since Ethan was not on the plane. There is obviously something wrong with these people, like why do they want Claire so badly, unless they know something is up with her baby, like the psychic did. [quoet]I am sure Locke knows the monster... and he doesn't really seem to fear it either which is odd... I hope we find out more about that soon! Another reason those people are living under ground. Maybe the "monster" won't harm the French woman like it won't Locke. But maybe it will harm the ones living underground, like Ethan, which is why they are there. I wonder whether the "man she loved" might be her father, like some sort of scenario where he hirt or threatened her mother... otherwise it's very odd she had to kill him... her actions on the island certainly don't have her down as the uncurably criminal type...
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« Reply #71 on: January 12, 2005, 01:15:08 AM » |
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That said, I think it's very strange that Charlie was revived (ep. 11, I think) after who knows how long with no pulse... Another of the island's magical workings perhaps?
Something is starnge about that as well. He wasn't up there long at all since only moments before did Ethan tell Jack to stop following him or he will kill one of them (Claire or Charlie). But what gets me is how did one man (Ethan) get Charlie hung so quickly when Jack and ate had such a difficult time climbing up to get Charlie down. Maybe, just maybe.....Ethan isn't even human. But this all goes back to what the writes said in the beginning (I read this in TV Guide), they sais that everything that happens is scientifically possible. Is any of what happened scientifically possible? |
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« Reply #72 on: January 13, 2005, 08:42:04 PM » |
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Wow so many questions and so few answers especially after last night's episode! Interesting story about Boone's sister and what happens to him! I heard in the conversation among the survivors that they have been on the island for 3 weeks now! The model aircraft that Kate had was a DC-3. It was a civilian and military transport that has been in use since before World War II until the present time. My only thought is that there is something hidden on one and the model that Kate had identified what airline or place to find this aircraft. Only time will tell. I too cannot wait to see what Locke & Boone have found with that hatch! I also think we will be seeing Hurley's story soon as he was a riot in last night's episode! |
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« Reply #73 on: January 13, 2005, 08:57:58 PM » |
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Hurley was a riot last night. I enjoyed it very much.
Still a little in shock over what happened between Boone and Shannon, and after last night, I think I like her a lot less than before. I am trying not to say too much since I don't know if everyone got to see it yet.
I am looking forward to next week though. It looks like the return of the Polar Bear!!
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« Reply #74 on: January 14, 2005, 06:21:51 PM » |
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I don't know exactly how much Locke knows what he is doing. I mean he drugged Boone but how would he know what he would experience? I think the guy is a little bit crazy. He thought "Oh yeah I know - I'll drug this guy and whatever he hallucinates will obviously cure him of the obsession I assume he has got (but I haven't asked and he hasn't told me) with his step-sister." Either he's far to clever and perceptive to be credible or he's just a little bit loony.
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« Reply #75 on: January 14, 2005, 06:32:36 PM » |
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I truly believe he's both I am beginning to like him - perhaps his methods are a tad unorthodox but I sure like him |
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« Reply #76 on: January 14, 2005, 06:42:29 PM » |
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Has anyone checked out the Lost website? ]]http://abc.go.com/primetime/lost/index.html I got caught up in the message boards but some people are absolutely insane on there. But I'd have to admit, there are interesting theories and ideas brought up there. I almost feel "Lost" on the message board with all the petty fighting. Has anyone had a look at the Diary on the website? Any ideas? I don't really understand why the Diary is on the website and if it is an important part of the show and should be read regularly in addition to watching the show. |
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« Reply #77 on: January 14, 2005, 08:49:16 PM » |
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I have a theory!! Let me know what you think. The only thing wrong with my theory is that I can not figure out what the hatch door is that the found.
Anyway, what if Locke has seen the eye of the island like he says. In his dreams, he can walk. On the island he can walk. In the first episode with a polar bear, the little boy saw a picture of one in the comic book he was reading. What if he brought the polar bear (bare with me). What if the "monster" bear, Locke walking and even the guy who took Claire AND the French woman are all hallucinations. What if this island brings your hallucinations to life so that everyone else can see them? What if the french woman doesn't really exist and neither does anything else? Okay, I know the producers said everything that happens would be scientifically possible, but my theory makes sense, right?
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« Reply #78 on: January 14, 2005, 09:43:35 PM » |
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I think your theory sounds good. Like the French woman could be some type of fear or issue with Shannon. The polar bear with Walt, etc. But how come Boone's hallucination was only seen by him and the other incidents on the island are seen by others. Was it because Boone was alone? We definately know from the beginning that Jack could see hallucinations because he was following his father around the island. Did anyone else see his father?
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« Reply #79 on: January 14, 2005, 09:56:59 PM » |
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No I don't think anyone else could see him. But it's true, the island makes you see things. It does something to you - affects you in come way. How many episodes will the series run for, does anyone know?
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