Lost 2/23/07 Season Finale w/ spoilers

[Remus Lupin]

I wondered about that myself: "You go up and get my old man, and if I'm drunker than he is, you can fire me." That seems pretty straightforward to me.

Lots to unpack next season.

 

[EricNoah]

So maybe we're done with flashbacks ... maybe now it's all futureflashes?

 

[Demmero]

I wondered about that myself: "You go up and get my old man, and if I'm drunker than he is, you can fire me." That seems pretty straightforward to me.

Lots to unpack next season.

Yeah, if Jack's dad is dead, then Jack's turned really, really, really pathetic.

And who do you think was in the closed coffin? Walt? Locke? Sawyer? Juliet? I can't come up with a good guess on that little mystery. Whose death would drive Jack to want to kill himself?

 

[CrusaderX]

The death of charlie was sad and i don't know why he didn't just leave and close the door after him. I guess he just got tired of running from his destiny. He wanted to die a "hero".

I initially thought that Charlie's death was pointless, since he could have easily saved himself. But if you view it as Charlie fullfilling Desmond's vision of the future (with Claire being rescued as a direct result of Charlie drowning), it makes more sense. Charlie willingly sacrificed himself for Claire.

 

[ohGr]

I called the whole flash-future thing during the first one, on the bridge. That said, the scene were Jack mentions his father seemed like a 'Jack's completely losing it' bit to me; the other doctor gives him a rather pitying look and Jack says something to the effect of "don't give me that look." Whether he knew he made the slip or not, it played out to me that he was either drunk, high or simply losing it.

 

[RigaMortus2]

I wondered about that myself: "You go up and get my old man, and if I'm drunker than he is, you can fire me." That seems pretty straightforward to me.

Yeah, up in heaven maybe...

 

[David Howery]

okay, so who do you suppose the 'bad guys' on the ship are?

 

[RigaMortus2]

Yeah, if Jack's dad is dead, then Jack's turned really, really, really pathetic.

And who do you think was in the closed coffin? Walt? Locke? Sawyer? Juliet? I can't come up with a good guess on that little mystery. Whose death would drive Jack to want to kill himself?

I think it was a male that died. Didn't Jack ask Kate why she didn't go to "his" funeral? And Kate replied, "why would I?".

You know, since LOST is all about twists and stuff, what if the person in the coffin is Ben? We still have 3 seasons to go, so a lot can happen in that time.

 

[RigaMortus2]

okay, so who do you suppose the 'bad guys' on the ship are?

Not sure... Alvar Hanso? Charles Widmore (and company)?

I think Naomi doesn't have any idea who she is working for, or that they are the "bad guys". Or, she is like the Others and is just a very convincing liar.

I guess when she told them that the passengers of 815 were all found dead, either she was lying (and she is with the "bad guys") or that was just what she was told.

 

[Remus Lupin]

I was going to say either Locke or Sawyer, but BEN is a good one! That would explain why Jack would be there (got to get back the island), and Kate would express so much contempt.