LOST Wednesday 11/16/05 {Spoilers for this ep and previous eps ONLY!}

Arnwyn said:
My theory is that geographical distance is what's keeping them (relatively) at bay.

From what has been said in previous episodes (the Dark Territory, the things that Rousseau has said, what Eko has mentioned), there definitely seems to be an actual "territory" belonging to the Others, and that it looks to be quite some distance from the mid-sectioners' camp.
At what point does the voice start, Shannon did not seem all that far...what we need is a map, a detailed map, which I am surprised was not in the Desmond bunker, mmmmm, but then maybe it just has not been found.
 

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what I keep wondering is just how damn big is this island, and how did anyone keep it hidden from the world for so long. There aren't any undiscovered Pacific islands anymore, especially ones as big as this one. And why aren't there any natives on it? The only islands that are uninhabited are those that are too small to support agriculture.... and with modern shipping and air, even those are getting to have people on them....
 

Cthulhudrew said:
In any case, I think the stuff in the bunker is from the Dharma people- specifically the eye. The Dharma people seem to have some problems with their limbs/organs (note the weirdness of the trainer's arm in the film; he never moves it, and it seems to be artificial.)

Human chop shops! They need "good" arms, legs, hearts, livers, etc. It all makes sense now.
 

David Howery said:
what I keep wondering is just how damn big is this island, and how did anyone keep it hidden from the world for so long. There aren't any undiscovered Pacific islands anymore, especially ones as big as this one. And why aren't there any natives on it? The only islands that are uninhabited are those that are too small to support agriculture.... and with modern shipping and air, even those are getting to have people on them....
Who says no one knows about it.
 

Hand of Evil said:
At what point does the voice start, Shannon did not seem all that far...
I agree - the voices definitely seem to be 'happening' a lot closer to the camp than in the past. First, it was way out in the boonies in Rousseau's area, then closer all the time...
 

What does "Good" mean? The Others take the good people. It might not mean morally good.

Is Eko from Africa or the West Indies? Could he be related to the plane that crashed with te drug runners?
 

Jib said:
What does "Good" mean? The Others take the good people. It might not mean morally good.

"Good" meaning "tasty" or "yummy". As in "This is GOOD barbecue, isn't it?!"
 


John Crichton said:
Of course, she could pistol whip you into submission.

Michelle Rodriguez trying to beat me up....

That's, uh, a turn on...

Good thing they are keeping track of the bullets. I wondering when they would run out and resort to pointy sticks.
 

Jib said:
What does "Good" mean? The Others take the good people. It might not mean morally good.

Is Eko from Africa or the West Indies? Could he be related to the plane that crashed with te drug runners?
I think he meant good specimens for the Dharma Initiative. Nathan was not good because he was not submissive, he was strong willed. Same thing with Anna. They thought Eku was the passive type until he killed two of them. The chirldren were taken because they can be molded to the Others way of life.
 

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