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Ranger 03-04-09 10:27 PM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by IDrinkMolson (Post 9306680)
I was glad to see Juliet and Sawyer together.

Yeah, that was cool. Good to see Reiko.

dsa_shea 03-04-09 10:29 PM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by TheNightFlier (Post 9306706)
Wow, good call. I had thought Horace was married.

And I'd love to know what the statue is carrying.

It looks like it might be the same symbol of the necklace that was being kept by Horace's wife's from her dead husband. They showed it rather prominently in that scene.

TheNightFlier 03-04-09 10:38 PM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by dsa_shea (Post 9306715)
It looks like it might be the same symbol of the necklace that was being kept by Horace's wife's from her dead husband. They showed it rather prominently in that scene.

That's what I was assuming till I saw pics of Anubis carrying a flail as well.

My friend came up with an interesting theory that it could also be Horus. He follows all the crazy lost easter eggs and remembered that the symbol for Horus was on the outside of the temple where smokey came from. Egyptian mythology would be an interesting road to go down.

Another person watching with us suggested that Richard with the eyeliner reminded her of how they portrayed Egyptian men in movies. A little out there but that's the fun part about coming up with theories about Lost.

zuffy 03-04-09 10:40 PM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
Best Sawyer episode so far. I really hope the writers don't get into this triangle love crap between Kate, Jack, Sawyer and Juliet anymore. I mean Sawyer spent 3 years with Juliet in the island and Jack and Kate was sort of together for 3 years off the island. That should be enough time for them to move on.

CKMorpheus 03-04-09 10:49 PM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
Anubis:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...s_standing.svg

vs.

Horus:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...s_standing.svg

They're both holding the ankh, but the head (judging from the pointy ears on the statue) seems to suggest Anubis.

CKMorpheus 03-04-09 10:57 PM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
Found this on another forum...


The four toed foot - it's been baffling me for ages. That was until this morning when I dug a little deeper using some of the great theories already here.

I'm strongly leaning toward the fact that the statue is very old, likely from ancient Egyptian times - specifically Tutankhamun (I'll get to why King Tut specifically shortly), and that it's part of a statue of Anubis - for a number of reasons:

1. it's widely discussed that the "smoke monster" has of late perhaps shown signs of being "dog-like" - with ears, snout, teeth - Anubis is typically known as a figure with a human body and the head of a dog (others also believe it could be a jackal, fox, or wolf)

2. Anubis was the Egyptian god that cared for the bodies of the dead - and we can assume that the dead are buried underground, hence the smoke monster appearing from underground, and subsequently scuttling back underground - usually dragging a LOST character with it

3. Inside King Tutankhamun's tomb they found its very own Anubis statue guarding the "treasure room" - with 5 toes on its forefeet, and 4 toes on its hindfeet

4. Anubis was the god of the Underworld - weren't the Swan hatch hieroglyphs translated into the word "Underworld"?

5. The many references to Cerberus - Cerberus is thought to be linked to Anubis and is the 3 headed dog guardian of Hades

6. Charlotte said that "this place is death" - perhaps another reference to an "Underworld"

I'm convinced the four toed statue is of Anubis for these very reasons.

Thoughts?

dom56 03-05-09 12:11 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
Why did Richard wanted Paul's body for after losing two of his men?

I thought Kate look a little older without the makeup at the end.

dex14 03-05-09 12:21 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
Ive been away from the computer for awhile. Yea I have friends who call me "Dodgeball" because of Peter LaFleur. I was glad to see Sawyer used it as his name. Good episode. I was happy to see Reiko in something.

Gizmo 03-05-09 12:26 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by dom56 (Post 9306865)
Why did Richard wanted Paul's body for after losing two of his men?

I thought Kate look a little older without the makeup at the end.



To bring back to his people. Eye for an eye.

FatTony 03-05-09 12:35 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
Great episode. Loved the teaser shot of that damn statue. :lol:

So much has happened this season, I'm having a bit of trouble keeping up with all of it. Need to re-watch "Jughead" again.


Originally Posted by dom56 (Post 9306865)
I thought Kate look a little older without the makeup at the end.

That shot of her at the end was definitely not flattering.

madcougar 03-05-09 12:40 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by dom56 (Post 9306865)
I thought Kate look a little older without the makeup at the end.

Well it has been three years... ;)

ivelostr2 03-05-09 01:06 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
the first links are to the different translations for Anubis in Hieroglyphs

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/extensions.../hiero_G43.png
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/extensions.../hiero_M17.png

the second is the hieroglyphs from the hatch for the "incidents"

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/lo...eroglyphic.jpg

JZ1276 03-05-09 01:11 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
When we saw Richard in a previous season's episode when they show Ben's backstory, Richard comes from the jungle with long hair and in dirty clothes. This had to have happened before seeing Richard in tonight's episode where he looks like his dapper usual self. What sense could that make?

kenny79 03-05-09 01:20 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
Ben said Charlotte was born in 1979. How could she have been a kid in the early '70s?

Arthur Dent 03-05-09 01:32 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by kenny79 (Post 9306911)
Ben said Charlotte was born in 1979. How could she have been a kid in the early '70s?

Ben would have to be wrong for that to be the case.

GenPion 03-05-09 03:02 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by JZ1276 (Post 9306905)
When we saw Richard in a previous season's episode when they show Ben's backstory, Richard comes from the jungle with long hair and in dirty clothes. This had to have happened before seeing Richard in tonight's episode where he looks like his dapper usual self. What sense could that make?

I think this still hasn't happened yet. I'm not convinced the Ben has arrived on the island yet. But we'll see. This definitely went through my mind tonight. I bet we'll find out in the next couple of weeks. At least, I REALLY hope so.

Son of Odin 03-05-09 05:40 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
if anyone caught the preview for the next episode there's a scene where a person inside one of the dharma houses is closing the door. it looks like christian. you only see a glimpse of the person closing it but it certainly looks like him. since the purge happens in the middle to late 80's, i'm guessing ben and his father should be arriving on the island any day now since it's 1977, right? sawyer told juliette it's 1974 when they first get the chance to ride the sub of of dodge, three years later and it's 77. considering ben is in his early 20's when the purge happens, he should be arriving at what age, 12?

kaze0 03-05-09 06:20 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by kenny79 (Post 9306911)
Ben said Charlotte was born in 1979. How could she have been a kid in the early '70s?

Ben lies about everything. He seems to be completely incapable of telling the truth. Even when Jack asked him about "how he could read." Ben's sarcastic reply "my mother taught me" was even a lie since she died when she gave birth.

Goldberg74 03-05-09 06:48 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by Son of Odin (Post 9307002)
if anyone caught the preview for the next episode
Spoiler:
there's a scene where a person inside one of the dharma houses is closing the door. it looks like christian. you only see a glimpse of the person closing it but it certainly looks like him.
since the purge happens in the middle to late 80's, i'm guessing ben and his father should be arriving on the island any day now since it's 1977, right? sawyer told juliette it's 1974 when they first get the chance to ride the sub of of dodge, three years later and it's 77. considering ben is in his early 20's when the purge happens, he should be arriving at what age, 12?

First rule of Lost threads... we don't talk about the previews.

Pointyskull 03-05-09 07:06 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
Easily one of the best Lost eps...

That shot of the statue was just a terrific "wow" moment.

Matthew Ackerly 03-05-09 07:20 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
This was a great episode.

Slowed the pace of the season down a bit and took the story into its new arc...

And the last scene of this episode became one of my favorite moments of the show.

And Holloway showed off some serious acting chops...

JZ1276 03-05-09 07:24 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by GenPion (Post 9306957)
I think this still hasn't happened yet. I'm not convinced the Ben has arrived on the island yet. But we'll see. This definitely went through my mind tonight. I bet we'll find out in the next couple of weeks. At least, I REALLY hope so.

He HAD to have come to the island at that point. When he first spoke to Richard he was about 11-12. I think he did the purge when he was around 20. If tonights episode took place in 1974 that means the purge didnt happen until the mid 80's.

majorjoe23 03-05-09 07:26 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by TheNightFlier (Post 9306730)
Another person watching with us suggested that Richard with the eyeliner reminded her of how they portrayed Egyptian men in movies. A little out there but that's the fun part about coming up with theories about Lost.

I loved Sawyer's quote about "Your friend with the mascara" or something like that.

During the first scene I was going nuts for some Utz.

JZ1276 03-05-09 07:26 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 

Originally Posted by Son of Odin (Post 9307002)
if anyone caught the preview for the next episode there's a scene where a person inside one of the dharma houses is closing the door. it looks like christian. you only see a glimpse of the person closing it but it certainly looks like him. since the purge happens in the middle to late 80's, i'm guessing ben and his father should be arriving on the island any day now since it's 1977, right? sawyer told juliette it's 1974 when they first get the chance to ride the sub of of dodge, three years later and it's 77. considering ben is in his early 20's when the purge happens, he should be arriving at what age, 12?

wait..it did happen in the mid 80's?
this time travel back and forth is confusing the shit out of me.

B.A. 03-05-09 07:34 AM

Re: Lost -- "LaFleur" -- 3/4/09
 
Loved the ep - the best of the season by far. Very happy to see that it revolved around two of my favorite characters, and that two characters that I can't stand were nowhere to be found.

Liked the reveal of the statue and the ankh. Maybe that explains Richard's eye-liner fetish.


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