Lost Season Finale


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Finally got around to watching the finale and the episode before it tonight. Wow, that was pretty amazing.

Now the thing I'm wondering about: why those four people? I can't think of any point of similarity between them.
 

WayneLigon said:
Now the thing I'm wondering about: why those four people? I can't think of any point of similarity between them.

Now that I think about it, the three Lostaways the Others kept are problem children/security risks: Sawyer has threatened 'Zeke' that "This ain't over yet" while Jack and Kate went back to the line-that-must-not-be-crossed to demand a trade for Henry Gale. Those three seem the most likely to make future trouble for the Others, IMO.

Since Hurley was caught and released, he may have been included on the list as a red herring.
 


WayneLigon said:
Finally got around to watching the finale and the episode before it tonight. Wow, that was pretty amazing.

Now the thing I'm wondering about: why those four people? I can't think of any point of similarity between them.
See last week show thread, mostly because they seem to be the leaders, the rest of the beach people defer to them, or alpha personalities, they don't take things at face value also.
 

Demmero said:
Since Hurley was caught and released, he may have been included on the list as a red herring.

Hurley was included to be the witness. His purpose was to go back and tell the rest of the Lostaways not to mess with the Others.
 

BlueBlackRed said:
The island is in the South Pacific, near Antarctica, but it doesn't suffer from the arctic-climate because of the "specialness" of the island, possibly volcanic in nature. This fits with the polar-bear existance (I'm waiting for penguins now), and the Russian fellows at the end of the episode are in a research station on Antarctica relatively near the island.

Not really... Polar bears are strictly Arctic and penguins are strictly Antarctic. They live literally poles apart and you certainly wouldn't expect to see Polar Bears in the Antarctic!

Cheers
 



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