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post #31 of 313
1/26/09 at 3:03pm
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Originally Posted by briancl View Post
ben turned the wheel and landed in the desert.
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When he turned the "frozen donkey wheel he was cast off the island."
Thanks, I remember that part now.
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yeah it needs him but at times he is just too stupid. i mean why in the world would u confess to murder and volunteer for life in jail. i mean gimme a break no one is that stupid. i wanted to reach thru the tv and choke him, but then realized my hands won't reach around his neck.
True, but he is going crazy so you never know. But now you know they'll have to get him out of jail somehow. And yeah, he is a huge guy.
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post #32 of 313
1/26/09 at 3:36pm
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Originally Posted by Neo_Version 7 View Post
Every time they would jump back in time, I would always expect to see Rousseau.

Alas, naught but Ethan Rom and some machete-wielding maniacs.

Rousseau is slated to appear this season, possible this week
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post #33 of 313
1/26/09 at 4:00pm
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Rousseau is slated to appear this season, possible this week

I thought they killed her off a little too quick in season 4...I wanted to find out more about her story and the sickness.
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post #34 of 313
1/26/09 at 4:10pm
I hope that the 'timewheel' leaves our characters in a time period that explains the giant 4 toed statue that was seen on the other coast of the island!
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post #35 of 313
1/26/09 at 4:57pm
This whole time-skipping concept actually works quite well as a story mechanism. We'll actually be able to find out things such as Rousseau's background. One of the strangest theories I've read is due to Sawyer's toe getting messed up last week, he could very well end up as the statue. One of the more interesting ones would be that the whispers we've been hearing throughout the series are the Losties themselves existing in the same time.
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post #36 of 313
1/26/09 at 5:33pm
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One of the more interesting ones would be that the whispers we've been hearing throughout the series are the Losties themselves existing in the same time.

This just blew my mind.
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post #37 of 313
1/26/09 at 7:39pm
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This just blew my mind.

I heard it the whispers were similar to the smoke monster as a way of course correcting. For instance, when Shannon in season 2 (?) hears the whispers and sees Walt she runs and is shot by Ana Lucia. Shannon had changed her character in such a way as to alter the future (going on the theory that the island exists in the past while the rest of the world is in the future).
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post #38 of 313
1/26/09 at 9:48pm
Okay...so if Farriday (sp?) implants that memory in Desmond (remember him knocking on the hatch)... wouldn't Desmond remember that while on the island...and not 3 yrs later?
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post #39 of 313
1/26/09 at 10:03pm
Well, Desmond is special correct? He became special as a result of turning the key at the end of Season 2 ("The day the sky turned purple"). However, when Faraday knocked on his door 3 years prior, he didn't have his "time-travel" abilities just yet (no constants, no flashes, etc). Fast forward 3 years later (with his special abilities in tow) and the memory Faraday knocking on the hatch door is as clear as day.
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post #40 of 313
1/27/09 at 12:42am
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Originally Posted by Neo_Version 7 View Post
Well, Desmond is special correct? He became special as a result of turning the key at the end of Season 2 ("The day the sky turned purple"). However, when Faraday knocked on his door 3 years prior, he didn't have his "time-travel" abilities just yet (no constants, no flashes, etc).

Fast forward 3 years later (with his special abilities in tow) and the memory Faraday knocking on the hatch door is as clear as day.

Now what about Faraday's speech of how you can't change the past...but we've seen John Locke interact with Ethan and killing the British soldier....what up with that?
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post #41 of 313
1/27/09 at 1:02am
Nothing really changed when John encountered Ethan. Sure, they exchanged a few words but overall, nothing significant. If anything, Ethan stopped John from changing the past as I assume John was going to interfere with the beech craft somehow. The soldiers are another matter entirely. I find myself wondering the same thing. And what of the castaways that died via flaming arrows? Intriguing stuff indeed.
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post #42 of 313
1/27/09 at 1:26am
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Originally Posted by Neo_Version 7 View Post
Nothing really changed when John encountered Ethan. Sure, they exchanged a few words but overall, nothing significant. If anything, Ethan stopped John from changing the past as I assume John was going to interfere with the beech craft somehow.

Really? You don't think Ethan went back to camp and talked to Ben? "Hey, the strangest thing happened...I ran into this guy named John Locke...said he knew you....and oh yah, he dissapeared into thin air".
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post #43 of 313
1/27/09 at 1:30am
Well, there hasn't been any confirmation that Ethan didn't tell Ben everything. I mean, most of what I'm saying is still up for debate. I don't think we can understand everything there is to understand about time-travel two episodes in. From what I've gathered though, that's how I see things.
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post #44 of 313
1/27/09 at 2:16am
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Well, there hasn't been any confirmation that Ethan didn't tell Ben everything.
I mean, most of what I'm saying is still up for debate. I don't think we can understand everything there is to understand about time-travel two episodes in. From what I've gathered though, that's how I see things.

You got a point.

Stupid show...next up, the island will move into outer space...and sadly, I'll still be watching.
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post #45 of 313
1/27/09 at 3:38pm
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Originally Posted by Neo_Version 7 View Post
The soldiers are another matter entirely. I find myself wondering the same thing.

These soldiers probably die anyway. So the future hasn't been altered.

Also, it is possible to make slight changes, but fate will always course correct. If you save someone's life, then something else will kill them. If you try to kill someone who is alive on the other side, then something/someone will intervene to prevent it.

I think this gets at the main theme of the show.. fate vs free will. What are people able to do on their own and under their own control, and how much of this is already decided by the state of the future aka "fate"?
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