Lost Season Three Discussion

[RetiredZimon]

Even though it isn't finished yet you can tell its building up to something: the parachutist saying about all the people on the island being dead, juliet pretending to be a survivor, but working with the others, locke's dad on the island... incredible!!

[Beroglide]

if there wasn't a ton of theories about the show before, there's like 20x as many now haha

the parachutist saying that there were no survivors i think means that someone (possibly from the others working on the outside) was able to get that story out. but i've also heard that its some kind of surreal thing where two stories are going on and the other is being fantasized.

here's another silly theory from me this time: this upcoming episode, where locke is telling sawyer to kill ben, i think its really going to be his dad and he's got the bag over his head. i think he tells sawyer that its ben, but not to take off the bag. and the reason locke won't do it (and here's the really crazy part) is because locke's dad is the guy from sawyer's childhood that ruined his family.

i think lost is now included in las vegas stakes along with sports betting and horse racing :lol:

[RetiredZimon]

i agree that locke's dad is the real saywer, that would be very cool!

[RetiredZimon]

3x01 A Tale of Two Cities What a cracking episode, an amazing first scene and an all around eye opener to the others civilisation.

It was great to see where the others lived, but of course we had to have the mandatory Jackbacks as soon as the season starts, learning that his wife has found someone else.

On the island was very cool, learning about how the Others know everything about Jack, and that they are keeping him underwater. What a fantastic idea not telling him that they are underwater, so he can flood the whole place and almost drown himself and one of the Others.

And Sawyer and Kate in cages! Fishbiscuits! :D hilarious!

[dani]

so ended for another season. The final was weird and will now be interesting to see where they take the story.

[Beroglide]

future flashes, pretty weird. who do you suppose is in the casket? i think it would ironically be ben

[dani]

at first i thought it might of been Sawyer. But now not sure.

[RetiredZimon]

pretty shocking finale... i wonder if its going to continue from now on off the island, and reveal what happened after that point in flashbacks?

[Beroglide]

this is some pretty interesting stuff i found from another board. read if you dare, it might not be true but it is something to think about

"To me, it's becoming increasingly obvious that our Losties are traveling in some sort of temportal displacement loop. They are stuck and trying to get out of the loop. We'll eventually find out that the two skeletons in the cave in season 1 were Jack and Kate. Remnants from another timeline that ended up with our characters on the island. I also think Charlie is the "musician" who created the looking glass hatch code for himself. This was something setup by Losties in a pervious loop to remind them that Charlie can change something they've been doing over and over again. They do this because they keep failing to break the loop.


The whispering is Losties from other timelines, possibly trying to communicate with one another.
Demond's flashes aren't really flashes of past and future, they are flashes of different times during the temporal loop where the same things ended up happening on the island.
The chance encounters of our characters in each others flashbacks (Nadia, Kelvin, Christian, Hurley's boss/Locke's boss [same], countless other crossover examples)
This may all be a Dharma experiment. They are purposely guiding our characters in this loop. Pressing the button kept them in the loop. It was all Dharma's doing. Once Desmond blew the hatch, he gained this power to see into the other timelines. Suddenly, he could change the future. He warned Charlie about his death, so Charlie got the marker and wrote the list. Because of this, Charlie has the pen in the looking glass station and was able to warn desmond it isn't Penny's boat. I think the future was changed in this episode.

The hatch blast shot Desmond back to before he met Penny. This worried Dharma as their expeirment can only go on with Desmond setting sail and crashing on the island to press the button. To this end, Dharma has sent agents traveling through time (the old woman from Desmond's 'ring' episode) to guide Desmond to meet Penny. The old woman might not be the only agent traveling in and out of timelines.

This is interesting too...

The Incident allowed a Dharma employee (Jacob?) to timetravel to the future. There he was told that the only way to save the human race from reaching the Doomsday predicted by the VE was to create a Time Loop between 2 points in Time. One in the future, set probably the day before reaching the end of the world and the other one in the past on the island by establishing the button-protocol. So while the button was being pushed the time loop was working.

So every time the world reaches the day before the end of the world, Time rewinds to the Incident Day, starting all over again. Of course, we still don't know WHEN the VE predicted the world was gonna end, so we don't know HOW LONG this Time Loop is. But we know it is at least 30 years. If you knew the Time Span, we would know how many times the world has 'restarted'."

[RetiredZimon]

whoa thats really cool, and its a good way to explain everything.

well, except the smoke monster.

[RetiredZimon]

best quote from the season finale:

"Jack if you say "Live Together, Die Alone" im gonna punch you in the face"

HAHAHAHHA rose is hilarious!!

[darksnowman]

Yeah, it was a mind bending finale! Jack was such a mess in the future. Its definitely gonna be interesting to see where it goes next - I cant wait to see. Im not 100% sure on this, but I think the flashforwards were a look at a possible future? If they get rescued now, itll Jack'll be forever seeking a way back to the Island so he can fix things...? The programmes so complicated you gotta love it!

And is Ben right about the people that can rescue them being bad guys? If its not some of Penny's crew, then who could it be? :scared:

[Beroglide]

i think those "rescue people" that were affiliated with naomi are definitely bad guys, and the new antagonists for the rest of the series. you see it when charlie is talking to penny over the tele, and he mentions naomi and the boat. as soon as she questions who that is, you know right there. plus charlie warns desmond by writing it on his hand before....well....:crying: you know what happened!

so it will be interesting to see what happens the rest of the way. it looks like the others are almost totally disbanded. all their muscle is gone: tom, and the other guys. richard seems like a nice guy, along with the rest of the others. plus jack and the rest have ben hostage, and i think richard would have no problem with that.

my wild prediction is that jack, the rest of the survivors, ben, what's left of the others, may end up sort of banding together against these people from naomi's sat phone. that sounds weird, but we can sort of tell that they are not going to have the best intentions of the rest of the characters on the island. i heard rumors that these new people might actually be dharma workers that are looking for revenge for what ben did to them, and at this point they're going to treat everyone that's on that island as a hostile.

the "flash-forwards" might have been a one-time deal. because it was veery interesting that the writers would do that, but it kind of signifies that there is much much trouble ahead. i thought at first that it was jack's dream, but i still think that its a future that could be changed if they did something about it, kind of like desmond and his flashes.

[teroriztah]

hu the hell is in the coffin??? i think its either: juliet, sawyer, locke or ben

s4 will explore more jacob and the 4 toes statue

[Beroglide]

actually, i have a real funny feeling that it's locke in the coffin. i don't know if i posted it earlier in another thread, but its something about what's on that piece of paper jack had. someone i knew analyzed it, and its got something about someone in history, and when you look it up, that person has something to do with the famous john locke....:scared:

it would make sense too. perhaps jack realizes later on that locke was right and that they weren't supposed to make that call on that phone. locke didn't really have anyone close to visit him at his funeral (even that girlfriend of his left him). and then jack's all worried about going back to the island, so i think it is about locke.

[RetiredZimon]

so why would kate say "why would i go?" sort of aggresively like she did??

[Beroglide]

who knows. i'm thinking maybe its because locke always believed they should never leave the island, and that i guess somehow they end up leaving in spite of what he says under different circumstances.

i still think that that "future flashback" or whatever its called was subjective. i think that the writers had to throw in something like that to create a stir, but i think that that particular outcome could be changed. as in, locke doesn't end up in that coffin with jack having second thoughts. i could be wrong about that though.

my feeling is that this new group of people, from the "rescue boat", are the new antagonists and that they will be a more deadlier bunch. ben himself said that if jack makes that call, that they will destroy everyone on that island. i would certainly hope that some of the good characters don't get killled off, but i think that would make the show more intensifying if it did.

the way i look at it is: when locke had the gun pointed at jack and then put it down and told him "we're not supposed to do this", and then the flashback happens to parallel jack telling kate "we have to go back" makes me think that it is locke that is in that coffin. and that somehow in the rest of the series, locke ends up doing a lot of things that will make the rest of the survivors angry because he thinks they shouldn't leave for whatever reason. and then they end up leaving the island, but jack realizes something important and wants to go back.

[RetiredZimon]

yeah that sounds like a good idea, and i think it would be good if locke dies, cause that will kind of show its jack fault and make him feel worse.

[Beroglide]

its just sad that no one came to his funeral, but it makes sense.

but then again, i look at that jack flashback as the kind of flashes that desmond has, where he sees into the future. perhaps jack could change what happens in the future. but that would mean they never leave the island! :scared:

[teroriztah]

thats exactly y kate wouls say that cuz it was locke. locke does not want them to get off the island. ryt?/

but i gues we can b wrong.

i think lost is going fictional on the coming season. i think there will be timetraveling n stuff like that. im pretty sure

[ReZourceman]

Finally caught up with LOST! Currently 2 episodes behind on Prison Break though.

I enjoyed the last few episodes, but so many episodes are really boring. Hope season 4 keeps up the quality.

[RetiredZimon]

did you like the finale??

flash FORWARD!!!!!!!!!! lol

[ReZourceman]

I did yeah. I got really confused though, Lol. I glanced away at the moment where Jack had all the maps out in the flash forward, and when Kate came out, I thought it was implying they were brother and sister.

I only realised it was a flash forward after a bit....They pushed the whole Jacks Dad thing waaaaaay too hard on that. But yeah it was pretty awesome!

Season 4 can go either way, as I said Im very skepticle LOST can actually be good for more than the last 4 episodes of each season. (Bar season 1 which was pretty amazing)

[RetiredZimon]

i liked seasons 1 and 3, not 2 so much but i still really enjoyed it.