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Originally posted by AesophDarkfable

I see it as two options right now.

1. The Others got to him and he is letting Henry go and shooting himself to make it look like he fought his way out.

2. He shot himself then will shoot Henry (though why shoot yourself first?) and making it look like he was the hero so he can trick everyone into going with him to the Others to rescue Walt.

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Originally posted by Vrecknidj

I wonder what Walt was getting at when he was with his Dad and said something about pretending.

I wonder whether the electromagnetic stuff is to prevent people from teleporting off the island (or astral projecting off). Mrs. Clue (or whatever her name was) asked Michael if Walt had ever appeared where he shouldn't have been....

Dave

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Originally posted by doubtofbuddha

Unlike most of the Lostaways. Jeeze, are they all stupid but Sayid?

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Originally posted by doubtofbuddha

I was talking with Vanessa about that last night. She suggested he wouldn't be a good leader because he has a short temper and can be snippy. I pointed out that she would have a short temper and be snippy too if she had to deal with these bozos.

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Originally posted by AesophDarkfable

Well we know that Zeke uses a fake beard, so we've known there is more to them than what seems since the Claire episode. They might be the original researchers etc, but yeah they are not dumb.

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Originally posted by jgsugden

I don't think Libby is dead ... yet. There is still part of her story to tell.

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Thomas Love Peacock (strange name, I know) wrote a story called "Headlong Hall". Don't really know what the story's about, can't say I've read it, apparently it deals with a lot of philosophizing. One reviewer noted the following:

"By way of example, you have Mr. Foster, a "perfectabilian" who extols the wonders of progress in the world, and Mr. Escot, a "deteriorationist" who lauds the goodness of the "natural" man, impugns progress at every turn, and basically consigns all of mankind to the compost heap of history. In between these two, there is Mr. Jenkinson, a "statu-quo-ite" who finds balance in everything."

Hmm.... "good" people, "bad" people, and those in-between... coincidence? or have we seen it before?

Anyways, my search drew me to this story based on a line at the start of its 4th chapter:

"Here you see is the pedestal of a statue, with only half a leg and four toes remaining: there were many here once."

Bizarre coincidence, since that's exactly what we saw in the season finale, eh? A foot on a pedestal with four toes, with about half a leg. And the Others constantly go on about how they're the "good" people, how the ones they kill are the "bad" ones... yet they don't go after the Lostaways, as we can assume most of them are neither good nor bad?

It certainly gives additional merit to the thought that the Others are a part of some Dharma-inspired "utopian social" experiment, as mentioned in the Swan's orientation video... just figured I'd express my thoughts on this

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Originally posted by AesophDarkfable

Now we wait until October...

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Originally posted by maijstral

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Originally posted by AesophDarkfable

Now we wait until October...

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Sadly ABC is adopting a new scheduling statagy. Fans are tired of constant repeats and the networks lose a lot of the audience to the many cable and satellite channels when showing repeats.
Next season ABC will show 7 new episodes when the fall season begins then lost will go on hiatus, a new show filling its spot, till febuary sweeps then they will show the rest of the season straight through till may sweeps with no repeats.

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