thee great one
Master of TOG-fu.
ProjectX2 said:Not at the melons, you pervert.
I didn't see any...
ahhhh....
:drooling:
ProjectX2 said:Not at the melons, you pervert.
Ice said:I know!
He's pissing me off so much with that, thinking he owns the place. HE needs to get punched in the face.
thee great one said:What kind of ending was that. Gale is a bastard. That was slick.
I liked that Sayid forgave Anna Lucie.
And it was touching that Sun and Jin are happy again. I think Sun will teach Jin english.
ProjectX2 said:
Goodwill said:Hey! Jin is my boy!
Either the person that taught Sun how to speak English is actually the father or the island is working it's magic again.
I am just really proud for Jin, though. He's been through the most internally on the island - he can't speak English, Michael and him were at odds for a while, his relationship with Sun was on the rocks, and he was on the doomed raft. He's taking a lot from this experience and it's evident.
"Daddio". :lol: Made me cry, actually.
Ana Lucia was actually bearable in this episode. I liked the trio between Sayid, her, and Charlie... It was a lot of fun and gave us a look at the Charlie we once knew. Unfortunately, he had a gun which means he's still working with Sawyer. He's still the dark character he's become this season. Ana Lucia and Sayid are coming together well, but I hope that there is still tension between them... I think it's stupid for Sayid to hold the Others responsible.
Henry Gale makes no sense... If he's in such a situation, why is he opening his mouth like that? Who is this guy? It's really starting to get to me.
Locke... "My" hatch? What the hell?
Goodwill said:DiB... Always pushing buttons, right? That's why you're my boy, too. Jin, Eko, and you. We're like the Goonies or something.
Anyway, let me get to it...
I only say that the man that taught Sun how to speak English might be the father because of a few things I noticed in the episode. First of all, there was obviously an attraction between Sun and the bald Korean... The way they left him in the flashbacks indicated that he may have been the reason why Sun decided to stay in Korea. I am not totally sure about this as it was left open ended. Furthermore, when Jin and Sun hugged after Sun told him she had not been with another man she looked apprehensive, almost anxious.
If Henry Gale is any indication, characters on this show usually aren't who they appear to be at first, right? Lastly, isn't it possible for Sun not to notice she's been pregnant for a while? I'm no expert being that I'm only 18, but it is a possibility, right? I do see what you're saying, DiB, I just wanted to back myself up to stir **** up.![]()
Part of me wanted to have Sayid blame Ana Lucia until she was dead only because I do not really like her character and the other part of me wanted Sayid to be a very dark person in solitude because of her... Either way, I did not expect him to forgive Ana Lucia. I think there needs to be tension between her and the rest of the castaways... That's what makes her charater interesting. Who knows where she'll end up now... I just hope she's not a thorn in everyone's side like I know she can be.
Henry Gale. I just don't know. I'd like to find out a little more background information on him so that I can make an honest guess. I'm lost right now... I don't know what to think of his manipulative ***. If we found out his occupation, age, or where he lived we could tell if he was an Other or not. If we don't find out, all signs are pointing towards the Others.
Also, I was just thinking about something... In Claire's episode, Mr. Friendly (Beardless Friendly, anyway) spoke to Ethan about "him". "He won't be happy", he said. Then, in the second episode, Desmond asks Jack "Are you him?" When Jack says yes, Desmond gives him some snowman riddle (What was it again?)... What's going on here?
Rose is surprisingly and vehemently opposed to Bernard's plan to create an S.O.S. signal; romantic sparks are rekindled between Jack and Kate when they trek into the jungle to propose a "trade" with "The Others"; and Locke begins to question his faith in the island.
Goodwill said:Well, I've heard that "SOS" is actually a Rose/Bernard-centric episode, explaining their marriage and what odd similarities Rose actually has to Locke. I think it would be a much better idea to have the episode follow Libby, seeing as how she will probably play into the story of Lost more than Rose and Bernard, but the creators can do what they want... I'll still be equally entertained!
Hell, they could give the dog, Vincent, a flashback and I'd be satisfied. Speaking of the dog, where has he been?
Anyway... If Jack and Kate are "trading" Henry Gale to the Others what are they getting in return? Are we supposed to assume that Charlie, Ana, and Sayid were actually led into a trap? Also, is it a smart thing the survivors are making the first move? If Henry Gale is indeed an Other that would mean they broke the pact that Mr. Friendly and Jack made by capturing and harming one of the Others... This'll be interesting!
Yeah, the riddle is something that is puzzling me... Once we find out more about it, we'll understand a lot more about the Others. Is Desmond affiliated with them? Are the Others answering to a "higher power"? Who really is behind the Others? We may have our guesses, but I'd be willing to bet we're all wrong...
Goodwill said:Well, Libby is an interesting character... There have been rumors circulating about her and, when the time comes for her episode, it should be an interesting one. Remember Hurley recognized her from somewhere AND she's a shrink... Perhaps Hurley knew her from the mental institution? We'll see soon, enough, I guess.
"SOS" does seem more like a Rose/Bernard-centric episode. I'm not totally sold this is a good idea, or a significant flashback to have, especially now, but again - we'll see.
ProjectX2 said:I had heard rumours between a connection between Locke and Libby as well. If there is a Libby flashback episode, it might be when we learn why Hurley was in the mental ward.
Goodwill said:Yeah, in one of the episodes Hurley and Libby are doing laundry together in the Hatch and Hurley looks at her and asks, "Do I know you from somewhere?", to which she does not reply. She merely smiles. This is definitely peculiar behavior, especially if Hurley knew her from somewhere else. Why would she keep it from him? Hell, wouldn't she question why she was on an island with someone she knew but didn't know was on the same plane? Interesting...
ProjectX2 said:
Or not.Goodwill said:This episode should be interesting as hell... I'm avoiding that synopsis like the plague, so please don't say anything more until tomorrow fellas!