MaxwellSmart
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Last night's episode was very interesting. It didn't move the story forward, but it did hint a lot about the island.
I'd say that this fits nicely with my theory about the island. I think the island exists outside of time and space. Therefore, what Desmond experienced when he turned the key was the same kind of phenomenon. His conscienceness existed outside of that time and space. That's how he's been seeing the future and that's how he lived his life over again, but, as they said, the universe has a way of correcting itself, that's why he couldn't change his life.
I'd say that this fits nicely with my theory about the island. I think the island exists outside of time and space. Therefore, what Desmond experienced when he turned the key was the same kind of phenomenon. His conscienceness existed outside of that time and space. That's how he's been seeing the future and that's how he lived his life over again, but, as they said, the universe has a way of correcting itself, that's why he couldn't change his life.
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