Comments on: Lost Rewatch Week 2- S1- Episodes 5 – 8

By: Lost Theory - Two Sides of the War DocArzt’s LOST Blog

Lost Theory - Two Sides of the War DocArzt’s LOST Blog — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 22:24:01 +0000

[...] with AstroJones, I’m pretty convinced that unLocke is the shapeshifter (or illusionist) that we have been [...]

By: jfejle

jfejle — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 17:31:32 +0000

Jin went to the Hotel to see the guy because his father-in-law told him, that man disgraced Jin and his family.

By: MsDee

MsDee — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:29:16 +0000

Speaking of the adoption…I noticed another similarity the room in which Claire is to sign over Aaron, (giving custodial rights over to a good couple) is the same room where Michael fights for custody of Walt hmmmmm

By: MsDee

MsDee — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:26:48 +0000

yes it was:)

By: MsDee

MsDee — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:22:03 +0000

Whoa I just thought of something…Jack was asked to dress dead Locke in his father’s shoes. So literally un-locke/Esau was walking in Mr. Shepherds shoes. What significance does this have? Does this in some way connect the Shepherds to Esau? Does it mean anything at all?

By: MsDee

MsDee — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:09:45 +0000

A couple of things- I believe Esau took possession of Locke’s body on and off. There were times when Locke was Esau(no doubt) and other times when he had no idea what was going on and times he boo-hooed those are the times I think Locke was Locke. Perhaps Locke knew Esau was possessing his body at times. Perhaps he knew that he had to be a sacrifice for the island early on and was vulnerable to on/off possession of Esau.
In “The Moth” Charlie is seen leaving the church with his brother. The place looks a lot like Oxford where Desmond searched for Daniel Faraday and if I’m not mistaken Charlie and Desmond were dressed identically the same. If I can get some screencaps that would be awesome
Something else I noticed is; Jack having times when he is out of reach. In the pilot episode he goes back for Charlie who trips while the three try to escape the smoke monster after Smokey killed the pilot. Kate runs and hides and calls out to Jack who doesn’t answer and when everything seems to pass she goes back and finds Charlie but not Jack. When she asks for Jack, Charlie tells her that he has no idea where he is. Then Jack appears and says he jumped in the bushes very nonchalantly and out of character for Jack then Jack appears very uncomfortable and then insist that they proceed.
He was also called out during the cave collapse and never answered. TPTB had a time where Jack was not seen or heard in the caves and at first I thought well he can’t hear them but from my viewing experience TPTB would have shown Jacks perspective of being trapped inside the cave and that never was shown which I found weird. It was almost as if Jack was purposely left out/hidden from us.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:03:04 +0000

Rocks from one of rousseaus trap that split his head open.

He punched sayid(endangered his own life by doing that lol).

By: Ament

Ament — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 05:05:41 +0000

Charlie Deathwatch

Funny when you do the rewatch how many times Charlie should have been killed. In the pilot he’s well…in a plane crash and sitting in the tail section, he was almost crushed by a liqour cart, a piece of flaming wreckage lands 2 feet next to him, his foot gets caught and trips while running from the smoke monster, a few episodes later he collapses a bee hive, later he gets caught in a cave in, then reenters the cave with another cave in, he gets strung up by his neck and left for dead, crosses a bridge that hurley crossed and that collapses, and of course addicted to a deadly narcotic to boot.

Are there any others I might of missed in S1?

By: Ament

Ament — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 04:04:39 +0000

From watching season 1 from the start I’ve developed a whole new sense of Jack and Locke prespectives. If we watch how they handle each situation that has come about I sense that THEY are sensing Deja Vu. From the moment Jack opened his eye and stood on the beach staring at the wreckage and not in shock but just phased for a moment….same goes for Locke he’s not shocked. Neither panic.

When all the characters crashed as awful as being stranded on an island can be, each one of our main character lives improved for the better because of the wreckage. Charlie kicked the habit, Claire found her true feeling for her baby, Sun and Jin’s marriage grew stronger, Hurley got away from money anxiety and found out he wasn’t crazy, Sayid found love again…for now, Shannon found a use, Kate wasn’t on the run anymore, Sawyer found someone to care about, Jack had more then enough stuff to fix and was looked up to as his father was, and Locke can walk and found confidence. Yet all of them, except locke, wanted off the island.

By: Alaine

Alaine — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:54:33 +0000

You make a really good point.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 12:14:39 +0000

Anybody catch locke telling charlie “he had a choice” when it came to the drugs. We know jacob lives a dies by that motto. Could it be related?

By: Jerichoholick

Jerichoholick — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 06:05:03 +0000

When Locke helped Jack at the cliff, I thought it couldve have been because of a chain of events Jacob started to combat his arch nemesis (in Christian Shepards body) who tricked Jack into falling into that life or death situation in the first place.

By: Jack's Sidekick

Jack's Sidekick — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 04:13:45 +0000

That’s a good point. People seem to appear whether they died on or off, yet maybe people who die on the island are affected differently than ones who die off. Also the best part of finishing a new season is going back and watching the whole show again. After each new season, the other seasons have new meaning. Back after season 4, when Claire was missing and Jin was presumed dead, watching the season 1 pilot episode, I was more touched by one scene than ever before. It was the scene where Jin offered Claire the sea urchin to eat and when she did, the baby began to move and a reluctant Jin was forced to feel the baby kick. This scene meant so much more at that one time mainly because you just knew that both of these characters were basically screwed. Of course now we know Jin is fine but what about Claire? What role will she play when she comes back.

By: Jack's Sidekick

Jack's Sidekick — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 04:05:44 +0000

naw it’s just water…

By: Fan

Fan — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:58:17 +0000

The woman at the butcher shop is not Eloise. I think her name was Jill or something like that, but she definately is not Eloise. The woman at the butcher shop did not tell Ben that they all needed to return.

By: Cutter XXIII

Cutter XXIII — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:19:16 +0000

Don’t be afraid.

By: Cutter XXIII

Cutter XXIII — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:14:58 +0000

Yes! I forgot to write it, but we were thinking that too. They were on Jacob’s list…they were “good people.” A couple who would take care of Aaron in L.A……eventually.

By: thorsten

thorsten — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 08:27:30 +0000

When young Ben meets Richard the first time in 3:20 ‘The Man Behind the Curtain’ out in the jungle and mentions his dead mother, Alperts first question is “Did she die here, on the island?”
Which I did pay no attention to in 2007, with Locke and Ben on the way to Jacob and all. Now a lot of stuff appears to have deeper meaning…

By: Robbie: Jack's Sidekick

Robbie: Jack's Sidekick — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 22:48:06 +0000

That reminds me, I’m glad you mentioned the psychic. When Claire realized along with Charlie that the psychic knew what was going to happen to the plane, she figured that was his best chance to get her to raise Aaron. Now it seems to me that there WAS a couple. Maybe he saw Jack and Kate raising Aaron. “They’re good people, Claire,” he said.

By: whateverhappenedhappened

whateverhappenedhappened — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 11:49:40 +0000

Jacob’s very own reality TV show.

By: whateverhappenedhappened

whateverhappenedhappened — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 11:47:32 +0000

That sounds like a good idea. That could be similar to Ilana and co calling Frank a possible Candidate (was that the word, I can’t remember?)

By: tabula rasa

tabula rasa — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 01:40:25 +0000

i dont know. i remember ben going to a butcher shop to see eloise and she tells him they all need to return. then there’s another scene in the church where ben asks what to do if he can’t get them all to come back and eloise says that will be a problem. maybe this is the loophole? the fact that ben couldn’t completely replicate the first flight it gave esau his window once 316 crashed.

By: Uncle Beaver

Uncle Beaver — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 00:12:43 +0000

Actually, I was thinking that the “sickness” that infected the Frenchies might, somehow, be Jacob”s nemesis (if he really is related to the monster) trying to find a “Host” to take form in, to propagate his agenda.

Also, I CAN’T SEE the producers tying up everything in only 17 hours of TV. I’m afraid there will be too much left unanswered.

By: cap10tripps

cap10tripps — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 18:15:31 +0000

It would have to be Locke in a future we haven’t seen yet (season 6). This would also meant the real Locke would have to come back from his current state…

By: Bonita

Bonita — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 21:44:44 +0000

Was that actually shown?

Christian told Locke to get them all back and find Eloise. Ben heard from Locke, he was about to go to Eloise. Ben didn’t know until then?

Eloise told Jack, Locke’s body will be needed as a proxy, but did Ben meet Eloise before they all met in the church? Possibly.

Ben and Richard talked in the finale, how this new Locke is going to be trouble. Ben said, that’s why he tried to kill him. Another lie? It’s been suggested in the forums, “Ben knew all along”, so then his intructions to bring Locke back in a coffin could have come from Jacob.

I’m thinking now, was it necessary at all for Locke to be in that plane to get the losties there, maybe it was only to help AntiLocke. If there was a “window” open to the island, they could have gone there without Locke, but what made some of them jump to 1977… I’m getting confused…