3x11 - "Enter 77" Flashbacks
First let me apologize for taking so long to post this blog! To make the long story short, shit happened, my thoughts were directed elsewhere, AND I COMPLETELY FORGOT THAT I HAD A SPECIAL BLOG DEDICATED TO LOST! Again, I am so sorry for taking so long, and I'll get started right now!
1. Sayid can cook? And he was in France? Then why couldn't he translate the french writing on Rousseau's maps back in season one? Random thought: he could have been in France at the same time as Shannon!
2. Sayid, the master interrogator in the present day, questioned the wrong person. This would have to have been sometime not too long after the "One Of Them" flashback since it takes time to learn how to tell when people are lying and when people are telling the truth like Sayid can in the present day.
3. I loved the monlouge about the cat, and about knowing how it feels to never be safe. Sayid is getting a good dose of that feeling right now given his current situation.
4. It's curious as to how Sayid was able to leave Iraq. He clearly stayed after the "One Of Them" flashback. I wonder if that's why he is using the fake name Najaf.
1. Sayid can cook? And he was in France? Then why couldn't he translate the french writing on Rousseau's maps back in season one? Random thought: he could have been in France at the same time as Shannon!
2. Sayid, the master interrogator in the present day, questioned the wrong person. This would have to have been sometime not too long after the "One Of Them" flashback since it takes time to learn how to tell when people are lying and when people are telling the truth like Sayid can in the present day.
3. I loved the monlouge about the cat, and about knowing how it feels to never be safe. Sayid is getting a good dose of that feeling right now given his current situation.
4. It's curious as to how Sayid was able to leave Iraq. He clearly stayed after the "One Of Them" flashback. I wonder if that's why he is using the fake name Najaf.
posted by Sage at 7:33 PM
3 Comments:
I think just living somewhere, especially if you don't know the language, you probably don't pick up much, especially if you're estranged from the rest of the community like I assume he is. Do you think he really tortured her, or do you think he was just saying that? That's the big one for me.
that was from me.
-G
I think he really tortured her. I've watched the episode since then, and I don't believe that Sayid was simply telling her what she needed to hear. Of all the people who survived the crash, Sayid is the only person who doesn't strike me as a liar.
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