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<blockquote data-quote="satori01" data-source="post: 4647148" data-attributes="member: 7859">I just completely disagree.&nbsp; On possible interpretation is that the Others are keyed to to the time/space of the island and thus never experience the jump, while the Losties and Juliet are keyed to regular space time.Does anyone remember, was Locke in the Valley when the first jump happened?&nbsp; Perhaps the Temple is the Valley the Others were assembled in.As for Locke losing his cool factor...whatever...agree to disagree.As for Juliet...agree to disagree....the character is understated and the actress plays that very well.....frankly Kate has been bugging me for awhile now....but I appreciate understated.As for the red head.....clearly she is more plot device, definition for Faraday now....very little different that Saul Thigh's wife in Battlestar...only in Lost they do not suddenly make her the object of the main plotline for the last 2 years (final 5 cylons) out of the blue and then just drop it.&nbsp; Lost always has had compelling development on the characters it has needed.&nbsp; It has been implied she was born on the island, and her role was necessary to establish that Faraday has seen this&nbsp; condition from his experiments.As for the &quot;Padame&quot; little blond girl...my money is that is Faraday's mother.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="satori01, post: 4647148, member: 7859"] I just completely disagree. On possible interpretation is that the Others are keyed to to the time/space of the island and thus never experience the jump, while the Losties and Juliet are keyed to regular space time. Does anyone remember, was Locke in the Valley when the first jump happened? Perhaps the Temple is the Valley the Others were assembled in. As for Locke losing his cool factor...whatever...agree to disagree. As for Juliet...agree to disagree....the character is understated and the actress plays that very well.....frankly Kate has been bugging me for awhile now....but I appreciate understated. As for the red head.....clearly she is more plot device, definition for Faraday now....very little different that Saul Thigh's wife in Battlestar...only in Lost they do not suddenly make her the object of the main plotline for the last 2 years (final 5 cylons) out of the blue and then just drop it. Lost always has had compelling development on the characters it has needed. It has been implied she was born on the island, and her role was necessary to establish that Faraday has seen this condition from his experiments. As for the "Padame" little blond girl...my money is that is Faraday's mother. [/QUOTE]

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