6x01 and 6x02 "LA X" Island
Jack, Kate, Hurley, Sayid, Sawyer, Miles, Jin, and Juliet
1. How did Kate wind up attached to the tree?
2. It appears that the wreckage from the incident was ported over to the present along with the wreckage from the end of season two. That's how we know that our pasties are in the present.
3. I hate to say "I told you so," but in Jack's case, I always knew that setting off the bomb wouldn't work. "Whatever happened, happened," and nothing can change that. Any attempt to change it, no matter how significant the attempt might be could cause a time paradox. However in this case, it created an alternate reality.
4. Jacob's claim that Jin wouldn't be able to see him is false. In "the Beginning of the End," one of Hurley's fellow inmates was able to see Charlie at the mental hospital.
5. Was Jacob able to see everything that was happening on the Island at all times?
6. Jack still seems to have learned his lesson about fixing people if he's blindly letting Hurley take point on Sayid.
7. With Juliet dead, Sawyer's world is now crushed.
8. So Montand never made it anywhere near the actual temple.
9. When Juliet said that "It Worked," does that mean that she time-traveled like Desmond in "Flashes Before Your Eyes," and have seen the alternate reality that the explosion created?
10. It looks like Cindy stayed at the Temple after Ben sent her and others there at the end of season 3.
11. It would seem that Jack was always on Jacob's list, along with the rest of the people that Jacob met off the Island.
12. The water in the temple became dirty after Jacob died.
13. Sayid was placed under the water in order to heal him. One would assume that this is the same thing that was done for Ben in 1977 after Sayid shot him.
14. Jack's attempt to revive Sayid is reminiscent of his attempt to do the same for Charlie in "All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues."
15. It would seem that Sawyer and Miles are also on Jacob's list.
16. The way the Others in the Temple are reacting to the news of Jacob's death, it suggests that the Monster may be coming for them next.
17. Is that really Sayid who came back? He seems confused, in a John Locke sort of way.
Ben, Sun, Lapidus, Ilana, Richard, and FLocke
1. What happened to Jacob's body? It couldn't have burned completely like that.
2. Ben lies again about killing Jacob. That won't be kept secret for very long.
3. FLocke claims that Jacob's bodyguards are "free." Does he see Jacob as a master?
4. And now for the big reveal, FLocke, is the Monster. Now this changes everything we've seen in the ladder half of last season. This means that when Ben was Judged in "Dead is Dead," and told to do everything that "Locke" says, Ben was conned into doing the Monster's bidding by killing Jacob!
5. Why is the monster referred to as a "Who?" Who is the Monster then? Is it Esau?
6. According to FLocke, Locke's last thought was, "I don't understand." Looking back on this show, it seems that Locke never truly understood anything except for that he had nothing worth going back to the mainland for.
7. FLocke's demand: "I want to go home." If home isn't the Island, then where is it and what's keeping him on the Island?
8. According to Flocke's statement, Richard may have come to the Island on the Black Rock.
9. And lastly, what does FLocke mean by saying he's disappointed in everyone else?
1. How did Kate wind up attached to the tree?
2. It appears that the wreckage from the incident was ported over to the present along with the wreckage from the end of season two. That's how we know that our pasties are in the present.
3. I hate to say "I told you so," but in Jack's case, I always knew that setting off the bomb wouldn't work. "Whatever happened, happened," and nothing can change that. Any attempt to change it, no matter how significant the attempt might be could cause a time paradox. However in this case, it created an alternate reality.
4. Jacob's claim that Jin wouldn't be able to see him is false. In "the Beginning of the End," one of Hurley's fellow inmates was able to see Charlie at the mental hospital.
5. Was Jacob able to see everything that was happening on the Island at all times?
6. Jack still seems to have learned his lesson about fixing people if he's blindly letting Hurley take point on Sayid.
7. With Juliet dead, Sawyer's world is now crushed.
8. So Montand never made it anywhere near the actual temple.
9. When Juliet said that "It Worked," does that mean that she time-traveled like Desmond in "Flashes Before Your Eyes," and have seen the alternate reality that the explosion created?
10. It looks like Cindy stayed at the Temple after Ben sent her and others there at the end of season 3.
11. It would seem that Jack was always on Jacob's list, along with the rest of the people that Jacob met off the Island.
12. The water in the temple became dirty after Jacob died.
13. Sayid was placed under the water in order to heal him. One would assume that this is the same thing that was done for Ben in 1977 after Sayid shot him.
14. Jack's attempt to revive Sayid is reminiscent of his attempt to do the same for Charlie in "All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues."
15. It would seem that Sawyer and Miles are also on Jacob's list.
16. The way the Others in the Temple are reacting to the news of Jacob's death, it suggests that the Monster may be coming for them next.
17. Is that really Sayid who came back? He seems confused, in a John Locke sort of way.
Ben, Sun, Lapidus, Ilana, Richard, and FLocke
1. What happened to Jacob's body? It couldn't have burned completely like that.
2. Ben lies again about killing Jacob. That won't be kept secret for very long.
3. FLocke claims that Jacob's bodyguards are "free." Does he see Jacob as a master?
4. And now for the big reveal, FLocke, is the Monster. Now this changes everything we've seen in the ladder half of last season. This means that when Ben was Judged in "Dead is Dead," and told to do everything that "Locke" says, Ben was conned into doing the Monster's bidding by killing Jacob!
5. Why is the monster referred to as a "Who?" Who is the Monster then? Is it Esau?
6. According to FLocke, Locke's last thought was, "I don't understand." Looking back on this show, it seems that Locke never truly understood anything except for that he had nothing worth going back to the mainland for.
7. FLocke's demand: "I want to go home." If home isn't the Island, then where is it and what's keeping him on the Island?
8. According to Flocke's statement, Richard may have come to the Island on the Black Rock.
9. And lastly, what does FLocke mean by saying he's disappointed in everyone else?
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