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Originally Posted by maxfisher
How about Walt appearing to multiple people and talking backwards after he'd been taken by the others? I don't think there's a scientific explanation or way to rationalize away that one...
Sayid is the only other one I remember seeing Walt and that could have been hallucination as well. He was really wanting to connect with Shannon and his subconscious may have allowed him to see something that wasn't really there so that he could better connect with Shannon. I realize that these are quite a stretch to explain. And, yes, I think there is more going on than meets the eye. But I really feel that one of the things that sets Lost apart is the mystical feel it has while at the same time, it stays grounded in in reality. It really seems to achieve this really delicate balancing act between the real and the surreal. |
I thought the big deal with Walt saying "Don't open it, it's bad," was that nobody but Locke and Boone knew about it at that time?
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• bboisvert • This is the same thing that was shown on the Twilight Zone. It was not made for the series, but Serling liked it and showed it as one of the final episodes as a cost-cutting measure. das |
And no one laying the pipe to Kate after nearly two months on the island? Explain that one with science...
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Originally Posted by johnglass
And no one laying the pipe to Kate after nearly two months on the island? Explain that one with science...
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Were the numbers of the combination to the gun closet of any significance?
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Originally Posted by johnglass
And no one laying the pipe to Kate after nearly two months on the island? Explain that one with science...
I got nothing.... :sad: |
Originally Posted by johnglass
And no one laying the pipe to Kate after nearly two months on the island? Explain that one with science...
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Originally Posted by johnglass
And no one laying the pipe to Kate after nearly two months on the island? Explain that one with science...
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Originally Posted by Birrman54
it's inexplicable
At least Sayid knocked it outta da park. I think Jin's also taking care of business. Didn't Hurley wake up one morning to see them all "happy"? |
Originally Posted by wendersfan
It's astonishing to think that attractive women actually have free will and don't exist solely for men to have sex with.
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Originally Posted by wendersfan
It's astonishing to think that attractive women actually have free will and don't exist solely for men to have sex with. Maybe she doesn't want to have sex with anyone on the island, or, more likely, she was first attracted to Jack, but he was cold and distant, and now she finds herself attracted to Sawyer, but is still put off by his antisocial behavior and general unpleasantness.
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Originally Posted by wendersfan
It's astonishing to think that attractive women actually have free will and don't exist solely for men to have sex with. Maybe she doesn't want to have sex with anyone on the island, or, more likely, she was first attracted to Jack, but he was cold and distant, and now she finds herself attracted to Sawyer, but is still put off by his antisocial behavior and general unpleasantness.
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Reminds me of Jacob's Ladder and Mulholland Drive
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Originally Posted by Aphex Twin
Reminds me of Jacob's Ladder
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Very interesting preview photos for the March 1st ep: http://www.lost-media.com/modules.ph...ails&album=962
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