D&D 4E Lost S04E02 07 Feb 08 - Confirmed Dead

[Cthulhudrew]

My biggest question; Where is Locke leading them? Hugo,said the 'cabin' was the other way.

From the way the cabin seemed to be jumping around last episode with Hurley (in front of him, then in front of him again when he turned around), I'm not sure the cabin necessarily stays in one place. Or, at least, Jacob can seemingly make illusions of the cabin appear like he (seemingly) makes illusions of dead people and horses.

 

[Demmero]

Was it just me, or did the girl on the boat that Miles was talking to sound an awful lot like Naomi?

Wasn't just you...I thought the same thing.

 

[Remus Lupin]

So, the girl's name: Charlotte S. (Staples) Lewis. In other words C. S. Lewis. I wonder what this is intended to imply. Perhaps its time to review name allusions again.

 

[Fast Learner]

So, the girl's name: Charlotte S. (Staples) Lewis. In other words C. S. Lewis. I wonder what this is intended to imply. Perhaps its time to review name allusions again.

Indeed. Add in Daniel Faraday, who undoubtedly is not coincidentally named after Michael Faraday, father of electromagnetism. And add Miles Straume, whose name not coincidentally sounds just like "maelstrom."

 

[Felon]

Ha, I was right! (finally. about something. woot?)

I had considered it, but it seemed pretty lousy as a code phrase. "Tell my sister I love her" is a little too dramatic in tone to nonchalantly insert into any conversation except one where you're about to die.

Then again, the whole Naomi thing doesn't make a lot of sense to begin with. She was alive enough to crawl a good long distance and even climb a tree. Wouldn't even a token effort to render aid have detected a pulse, or labored breathing?

 

[RichCsigs]

Not suprising, though, since they {the Others} went off into hiding at the end of last season. IIRC, didn't they mention something about moving underground?

Ben told them to go to "The Temple", which I'm guessing will have something to do with the giant 4-toed statue.

 

[Mark]

Well, she ain't in the ground yet.

 

[Silver Moon]

.....I'm guessing will have something to do with the giant 4-toed statue.

I still think it was a statue of Homer...........Homer Simpson.

 

[RigaMortus2]

Do you think Ben's "man on thier boat" is Michael? I keep trying to think of a way for him to get bck on the show.

That was my initial thought. It may also make him one of the Oceanic Six, since they did say another Oceanic Six member will be revealed next week.

My other thought is that Michael is on the boat, but NOT the inside man. He may have told the people on the boat about Ben and the horrible things he did, and that is why they are after him now, and the real "inside man" (yet to be identified) has been warning Ben... Michael may not know there is an inside man on the boat.

Those are my two theories...

 

[RigaMortus2]

Very entertaining.

The ghostbuster guy could be both insane/deluded and good at noticing stuff.

Very interesting to see more shots of what is happening in the real world.

I actually kind of like the fact that he is a ghost buster of sorts... Couple thoughts...

1) I also heard he is a brilliant mathematician; can't remember where I read that, could have been someone's theory or a background they decided to change (making him a ghost buster instead)

2) What's what that vacuum cleaner "tool" he used to communicate with the dead kid?

3) He seems to merge Locke's "faith" and back it up with Jack's "science". After all, ghosts and such are supernatural and hard to get proof of, you have to have faith or believe in ghosts (which many people don't), yet there is some science to back up supernatural phenomena (just watch Ghost Hunters on sci-fi).