im pretty sure jack has no idea that Aaron is his nephew. He may feel guilty about leaving clair on the island though, so he doesnt want to see him.

i know a lot of people liked the ending, but i thought it was kinda meh.

It wasn't a huge cliff hanger like all the others, that's why it didn't seem as special.

It wasn't a huge cliff hanger like all the others, that's why it didn't seem as special.

 

 

 

 

 

Ya I agree.

 

I think it would of been a lot better if one of the alternate endings was used instead.

 

(Instead of Locke being in the case which was really predictable...If Desmond or Sawyer were in there it would of been so much better)

i honestly don't know how they're gonna spread it for two more seasons though. that's over 30 more episodes.

quite liked it

i honestly don't know how they're gonna spread it for two more seasons though. that's over 30 more episodes.

 

Well they have not even explained one bit about:

 

 

 

Richard Alpert http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004801/

 

 

 

or

 

 

 

The tall black guy that was supposedly against Charles Whitmore. He was also pushing Locke around in that wheelchair in the hospital. I can't find his name.

i honestly don't know how they're gonna spread it for two more seasons though. that's over 30 more episodes.

 

Well they have not even explained one bit about:

 

 

 

Richard Alpert http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004801/

 

 

 

or

 

 

 

The tall black guy that was supposedly against Charles Whitmore. He was also pushing Locke around in that wheelchair in the hospital. I can't find his name.

 

 

 

 

 

The tall black guy's name is Matthew Abbadon. He was the one who originally convinced Locke to go on the walkabout. How about we just not speculate, and let it take it's course. Speculation leads to fake spoilers, and conspiracy theories :P

i honestly don't know how they're gonna spread it for two more seasons though. that's over 30 more episodes.

 

Well they have not even explained one bit about:

 

 

 

Richard Alpert http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004801/

 

 

 

or

 

 

 

The tall black guy that was supposedly against Charles Whitmore. He was also pushing Locke around in that wheelchair in the hospital. I can't find his name.

 

 

 

One episode can tackle both if they wanted to. They just like to spread it really really thin.

I don't think the tall black man is that odd, I think he is just a mercenary for hire. The never aging Richard though, that will be interesting. Maybe it has something to do with the huge Colossus of Rhodes type of statue that we saw the foot of, that only has four toes.

I don't think the tall black man is that odd, I think he is just a mercenary for hire. The never aging Richard though, that will be interesting. Maybe it has something to do with the huge Colossus of Rhodes type of statue that we saw the foot of, that only has four toes.

 

 

 

Well it's definitely obvious that civilizations have been drawn to the island for hundreds or thousands of years, I mean, look at that device ben turned after he blasted a hole in the wall of the time travel chamber.

I don't think the tall black man is that odd, I think he is just a mercenary for hire. The never aging Richard though, that will be interesting. Maybe it has something to do with the huge Colossus of Rhodes type of statue that we saw the foot of, that only has four toes.

 

I'll put the way my Literature teacher told me. "When an author wants to get a point across to you, they'll do it. When you see something referenced once, it may be a coincidence. Twice, you should look at it again. Three times, the author is hitting you over the head with a sledgehammer."

 

 

 

I think that the writers have put Matthew Abbadon in multiple episodes and made him a character that no one really knows much about. Like I said earlier, I think there is a big story behind Abbadon and Alpert that we do not know anything about. Also, don't forget Sun went to Whitmore in the last episode and told him she could get him to the island.

Well it's definitely obvious that civilizations have been drawn to the island for hundreds or thousands of years, I mean, look at that device ben turned after he blasted a hole in the wall of the time travel chamber.

 

 

 

Yep, what he turned was a donkey wheel. How they got a donkey down there you never know...

Speaking of the donkey wheel, I wonder if the Dharma Initiative knew about that little chamber, or just built near it coincidentally in order to tap into whatever force moves the island. Considering the fact that Ben had to blow the back wall to pieces to access it, maybe they didn't know. On the other hand, it would be hard to miss while digging the foundation for the station.