WizarDru
Adventurer
Not sure why folks think we didn't learn anything this episode...I thought we learned a great deal. It may be anticlimactic for some, since much of the info revealed in this episode was stuff we'd guessed or surmised...but a lot of data was put-out there this time out.
The Swan is possibly powered by geo-thermal energy; but whatever the center source was, it requires heavy, heavy shielding. This shows a huge amount of work unneccesary for the bunker to be a simple sociological test.
There were 23 survivors from the tail section, but clearly their numbers are fewer, now. It's clear now that Michelle Rodriguez's character is the leader...but what is unclear is what happened to the other survivors and whether or not she is a strong leader or a dictator. This paints her intial contact with Jack in a different light...a contrast to the conflict that's coming between them, I suspect. Most likely I suspect that their mistrust comes from an encounter with Ethan's Others...an encounter that proved deadly. Clearly, they have reason to be suspicious of strangers and are in defense mode (traps, cages, fear of nightfall and secret access knocks).
Shannon has, for the first time EVAR, done something positive.
The Survivors have been organizing duties and jobs, like any tribe. While we generally see them idly involved in simple activities, they appear to be settling in for the long-haul.
Rose's husband is alive...and white, obviously to some folks suprise.
Have the tail section survivors encountered the Monster? I'm guessing they probably have, too.
The Bunker supposedly contained three months worth of food and supplies for two men; that implies a lot, if true.
The tail section survivors appear to have found an access tunnel or an entry to a bunker (the arrow?). This confims that there are more facilities on the island, and lends credence to the theory that Rosseau has seen the central facility.
There are now three Dharma symbols; The Swam, The Arrow (?) and the Cross(?). Assuming there is one for each 'button bunker', is there one for the guessed-at central facility? Is there one for other locations or divisions as yet unknown?
Cluck You. Heh. That was teh funney.
The Swan is possibly powered by geo-thermal energy; but whatever the center source was, it requires heavy, heavy shielding. This shows a huge amount of work unneccesary for the bunker to be a simple sociological test.
There were 23 survivors from the tail section, but clearly their numbers are fewer, now. It's clear now that Michelle Rodriguez's character is the leader...but what is unclear is what happened to the other survivors and whether or not she is a strong leader or a dictator. This paints her intial contact with Jack in a different light...a contrast to the conflict that's coming between them, I suspect. Most likely I suspect that their mistrust comes from an encounter with Ethan's Others...an encounter that proved deadly. Clearly, they have reason to be suspicious of strangers and are in defense mode (traps, cages, fear of nightfall and secret access knocks).
Shannon has, for the first time EVAR, done something positive.
The Survivors have been organizing duties and jobs, like any tribe. While we generally see them idly involved in simple activities, they appear to be settling in for the long-haul.
Rose's husband is alive...and white, obviously to some folks suprise.
Have the tail section survivors encountered the Monster? I'm guessing they probably have, too.
The Bunker supposedly contained three months worth of food and supplies for two men; that implies a lot, if true.
The tail section survivors appear to have found an access tunnel or an entry to a bunker (the arrow?). This confims that there are more facilities on the island, and lends credence to the theory that Rosseau has seen the central facility.
There are now three Dharma symbols; The Swam, The Arrow (?) and the Cross(?). Assuming there is one for each 'button bunker', is there one for the guessed-at central facility? Is there one for other locations or divisions as yet unknown?
Cluck You. Heh. That was teh funney.
