re: LOST Season Finale (5-13)- The Incident

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"if we undue everything, we wouldn't have fallen in love" has got to go

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oh btw, Hurley is Jacob. book it

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By the way, didn't Jacob speak to Locke in the cabin? Why would Locke now want to show he doesn't exist? I think Locke really plans to kill him.

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Anyone who remembers what happened in the cabin when Locke pointed his flashlight at the rocking chair knows that Jacob, in whatever form he may manifest himself as, is very real.

I'm more interested in whether Jacob has somehow been imprisoned in the cabin: remember the black powder that was sprinkled around the cabin and Jacob's plea "Help Me." Maybe Locke is going to the cabin to "liberate" Jacob...and the only way to do this may be to kill him. But who really knows at this point? I just want some real answers in the finale.

One can only hope.

There's only one season left after this and a shite-ton of unanswered questions. I don't know if there will be enough episodes left to answer it all.

When Locke tells Ben that he intends to "kill" Jacob, I'm almost certain that (whether or not he's serious), it was intended to cause Ben to do or say something based on that information in a future episode. I also think that Locke already knows what Ben's reaction will be to this little bit of information he shared with him.

Since Locke has arrived back on the island, he's made it a point to shed light on Ben & his relationship with the island. Now, this could be due to him exacting revenge on Ben for his death. However, I prefer to believe that Locke has some kind of insight (how, we don't know yet other than the obligatory "The island told me...). I think that Locke is, as an aside, showing how relatively unimportant Ben's role has been in all this, where Ben likes to make people think that he's pulling the strings behind the scenes. I believe Locke is slowly revealing Ben for what he is: A sad man whose only "pleasure" is derived from overstating his importance and acting as a "leader".

Also, when Locke uses the word "kill" in reference to Jacob, the word has more than just its superficial connotation. Could he simply be intending to "kill" the myth of Jacob? Or could it be that, if there really is a Jacob, he intends to "kill" the mystery surrounding him...or perhaps "kill" the importance surrounding him....or even "kill" the Others' belief in his supremacy?

frick it...who knows?

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frick it...who knows?

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Locke

I've got work Wed Night

Guess I'm going to have to watch the episode from my Ps3. I'm really excited about the finale, but man just one season left and LOST is done..

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Guess I'm going to have to watch the episode from my Ps3.

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How are you doing this? Did you partition your hard drive and install Linux?

Thanks.

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So how is Jack going to frick this up? He'll have to cause the incident somehow right?

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Yeah, its going to be deliciously ironic that Jack is indirectly responsible for the plane crashing in the first place. Sayid's going to probably be even more pissed off that he assisted Jack since he actually was going to have a pretty decent life after the plane landed.

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You mean Hurley?

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same person