awesome about episode 15!

 

I was thinking the same thing a few days ago... because if none of the main cast is to be in it that much only a smokey/jacob episode seemed logical.

 

that should be a great episode though... i love the dynamic that jacob and the real man in black (not locke) have... it'll be great to see more of that, and get some sort of back story to their conflict

Jacob/Esau(what I call non-Locke Smokey)/Richard/Ben have the BEST character interactions, if they were all on screen at the same time I'd have to change my pants.

haha yeah... that have been really great character interactions.

 

so have they said what the final episode is going to be centered around in terms of flashsideways/alternate reality? or is it probably going to just be multiple people/the whole cast?

The finale is always just centred around the action, no flashbacks or anything.

 

I can't even think how they are gunna end it.

 

I know back in like season 4/5 Matthew Fox knew the "final image" of Lost, like he knew the ending shot, but he wasn't sure how they got there. The fact that he knew and nobody else implies a lot, but it's safe to say he knows it all now, I think they either have or are almost finished with the finale :|

Jacob/Esau(what I call non-Locke Smokey)/Richard/Ben have the BEST character interactions, if they were all on screen at the same time I'd have to change my pants.

 

OH YES

Something cool I just found out:

 

So Richard is from the Canary Islands, specifically Tenerife. Apparently, they have a legend there specific to Tenerife about a lost 8th Canary Island they call San Borondon. Sailors had legends about trying to sail to it only to have the mists close in and it disappeared.

 

http://www.tenerife-information-centre.com/legend-of-san-borondon.html

 

http://www.donquijote.org/tenerife/legend5.asp

 

http://wapedia.mobi/en/St._Brendan%27s_Island

 

Oh, from the last one, this is cool:

Another deponent to the 1570 enquiry was Pedro Velho, a pilot of Setúbal in Portugal, who stated that due to severe weather he alighted on San Borondon with two men and there saw "marvellous sights": cows, sheep and goats at pasture, freshwater rivers, cliffs, mountains, beaches, thick forests, strange fruits and plants. He also reported seeing hieroglyphic inscriptions and traces of human presence. At dusk the sky clouded over and a hurricane set in, at which, fearing for his ship, Velho returned aboard hurriedly, deciding to get clear of shore immediately. As he sailed, he lost sight of the island, which had seemingly vanished, but he lingered for some considerable time in the area "in the forlorn hope of finding the two men he had left behind exploring the jungle."

^interesting

 

also i've been wondering where the hell is desmond? we haven't seen him at all this season (well perhaps for the first episode, but that was only for a short time). I think there's a des. centric episode coming up though.

^He's on Penny's boat with her raising their kid. I may miss him, but it's a good thing.

Jacob/Esau(what I call non-Locke Smokey)/Richard/Ben have the BEST character interactions, if they were all on screen at the same time I'd have to change my pants.

 

I like the Jacob/Esau thing. That's an interesting connection.

yeah there is a Des centric soon.

now that richard episode blew my mind. it was so different, in a good way.

 

:heart:

I don't understand why the smoke monster can't just kill everyone right now if that was is goal?

LOST YEAH!

KATE IS HOT!

has she been sitting in the sun too long?

I don't understand why the smoke monster can't just kill everyone right now if that was is goal?

 

 

perhaps it's part of "The Rules". I thinking that since he does want to get off the island, perhaps it's having the candidates alive or the spirit of jacob that is preventing him from doing so. And since he couldn't kill jacob himself, perhaps he needs to manipulate the people on his side (like he did with ben), so have them kill each other so he can leave.

 

...just an idea.

I recently watched the episode 'Dr Linus' and i love Michael Emerson. his acting is amazing. And the character Ben Linus is awesomic. one of the best characters ever to be thought of and created.

perhaps it's part of "The Rules". I thinking that since he does want to get off the island, perhaps it's having the candidates alive or the spirit of jacob that is preventing him from doing so. And since he couldn't kill jacob himself, perhaps he needs to manipulate the people on his side (like he did with ben), so have them kill each other so he can leave.

 

...just an idea.

 

Is it his goal to kill everyone, though? Does he really want to?

I'm just wondering.

Is it his goal to kill everyone, though? Does he really want to?

I'm just wondering.

 

Although he may have killed people as the black some I dont think he is going to kill everyone but have everyone kill each other, to show that people have an evil side. Like Jacob said in the last episode he's trying to have people make their own choices but for good, to show that people are naturally good. So it'd make sense that Esau or MIB is doing the same, but for evil... showing that people can be corruptible and are naturally bad.

Right, okay. I get it now. :lol:

awwwwww Cop Sawyer watches Little House on the Prairie. :D I always knew he had a really soft side :lol:

^ actually, though i haven't reached that episode yet, but didn't he mention about 'having a clean slate' with Kate last time? and if i read the book series right, it keeps talking about slates. :thinking:

 

oh wait, perhaps we're talking abt the same episode hahahaha.

I lol'd so hard at this one:

Ahahahaha. Poor guy. :lol:

 

Oh. And I just made myself a new Lost-themed siggy, because my love for Mark Pellegrino is blossoming again.

Finally Desmond is back!