Good. VERY good.The Others are all the original pirates from the Black Rock. For some reason they just haven't aged. Look at Richard for instance...
Good. VERY good.The Others are all the original pirates from the Black Rock. For some reason they just haven't aged. Look at Richard for instance...
But only the Russian has a patch...The Others are all the original pirates from the Black Rock. For some reason they just haven't aged. Look at Richard for instance...
Thanks. And howe 'bout this theory that ties in...Good. VERY good.
So is Burt Reynolds, and he was the Bandit.locke is bald, he cannot be jacob ...
Open your mind a little...locke is bald, he cannot be jacob ...
Maybe the island healed his baldness.....locke is bald, he cannot be jacob ...
Are you saying Jacob is Burt Reynolds?So is Burt Reynolds, and he was the Bandit.
But you are right, Locke is gooberhead bald in real life.
But if Dolly Parton wears a wig, I am sure Locke can.
He is also Uncle Rico in Napoleon Dynamite. I spent so much time trying to figure out where the hell I knew him from.The beer guy being Ben's dad....lol sweet.
Did anyone else think that Uncle Rico seemed to age more than the long-haired hippy guy who helped him get a job on the island? When Ben closed his eyes, he didn't look like he'd aged as much as Ben's dad.He is also Uncle Rico in Napoleon Dynamite. I spent so much time trying to figure out where the hell I knew him from.
But yeah, I'm so curious about whats going to happen in the next 2 episodes.
That's what years of drinking Dharma beer will do to you.Did anyone else think that Uncle Rico seemed to age more than the long-haired hippy guy who helped him get a job on the island? When Ben closed his eyes, he didn't look like he'd aged as much as Ben's dad.
I suppose....the other guy looked like he didn't touch the stuff. Hippy.That's what years of drinking Dharma beer will do to you.
HA!That's what years of drinking Dharma beer will do to you.
Perhaps the people making the drops are on a schedule and they are not supposed to expect contact from the Dharma people on the island?I suppose....the other guy looked like he didn't touch the stuff. Hippy.
But if Dharma is gone, why are there still supply drops?
Or simply because Burt Rynolds told them too.Perhaps the people making the drops are on a schedule and they are not supposed to expect contact from the Dharma people on the island?
I was wondering about that too. Also, since the creepy people had contact off island post Dharma massacre and before the hatch blew up, who the hell were they talking to?I suppose....the other guy looked like he didn't touch the stuff. Hippy.
But if Dharma is gone, why are there still supply drops?
They must be really connected, having a fake (or real??) bioscience company, and all the other stuff. They have resources, that's for sure.I was wondering about that too. Also, since the creepy people had contact off island post Dharma massacre and before the hatch blew up, who the hell were they talking to?
Smoke monster guano?what was the powder locke picked up just before he got to the cabin?
I think it's something to keep Jacob in that cabin.what was the powder locke picked up just before he got to the cabin?
So, my conclusions that I've come to thus far are that Ben really doesn't know much about the island, or at least not as much as he leads to believe. I Comcast DVR'd LOST last night, and paused it when the cabin started shaking, and sure enough... there was a figure in that chair. I thought I was maybe seeing things.
The "original" Others are what's left of the Black Rock. Did you notice that Richard wasn't any younger when he found child-Ben in the jungle? And that he was wearing grimy clothes that could be called "swashbuckling" in style? They don't age on the island...And where did "The Others" come from? Because we now know that "The Others" were actually on the island before they become "The Others" who live in the little town.
Then why did Ben age? Did he stop aging? Also, we really don't know if it's everyone, or just Richard, as we didn't really see enough of the Others to see if they're the same people...The "original" Others are what's left of the Black Rock. Did you notice that Richard wasn't any younger when he found child-Ben in the jungle? And that he was wearing grimy clothes that could be called "swashbuckling" in style? They don't age on the island...
Just as Locke could walk again after landing on the island, maybe it holds special properties for certain people. But yes - we didn't see enough of the Others to make a more solid guess. But the Black Rock is one mystery that doesn't get discussed much so the writers may try to exploit that in their story. Also, I believe at one point the Black Rock was mentioned to have been from the 18th century. Think how many strange things have happened in the months the survivors have been there - think what could happen in 300 years.Then why did Ben age? Did he stop aging? Also, we really don't know if it's everyone, or just Richard, as we didn't really see enough of the Others to see if they're the same people...
I agree that it treats certain people differently. Cured Rose's cancer, didn't stop Ben from getting it.Just as Locke could walk again after landing on the island, maybe it holds special properties for certain people. But yes - we didn't see enough of the Others to make a more solid guess. But the Black Rock is one mystery that doesn't get discussed much so the writers may try to exploit that in their story. Also, I believe at one point the Black Rock was mentioned to have been from the 18th century. Think how many strange things have happened in the months the survivors have been there - think what could happen in 300 years.
I've also heard it discussed that Locke will survive the gunshot because he could have gotten shot in the location where his kidney(?) used to be. He'll come back in the end, kill Ben, and take over that crew.
That just totally blew my mind...Got a few mins? Worth the read...
http://theoriesonlost.blogspot.com/2007/05/great-gedanken-experiment-tale-of-time.html
Ouch.Got a few mins? Worth the read...
http://theoriesonlost.blogspot.com/2007/05/great-gedanken-experiment-tale-of-time.html
Some of that reminded me of an idea presented in a book I read not long ago. It was The Scar, by China Mieville. *Spoilers Below*Got a few mins? Worth the read...
http://theoriesonlost.blogspot.com/2007/05/great-gedanken-experiment-tale-of-time.html
BTW I'm not saying ouch because I'm a dumbass - I get the theory.Ouch.