Still lost in ‘Lost’
Feb 8th, 2008 by Rosemary
If you saw the episode last night, you found out who the “rescuers” are. Yet their purpose and occupations make little sense.
A “ghostbuster,” a physicist, a pilot and an anthropologist come to the island. But they didn’t come looking for survivors of the plane crash, Oceanic flight 815.
They came looking for the villain, Ben Linus. What does he have to do with all this?
This one may keep me up at night.
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1Tracey said:
THE GRAMMY AWARDS: What did you think of the Foo Fighters with a full string orchestra? Neat, I think, but not exactly soothing.
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2Stewie said:
I’m not so sure Ben is the villain, I think we are headed to a show down between science and spirituality. Lock representing faith and Ben representing reason.
The really creepy thing about Ben is he doesn’t blink. -
4Tori said:
LOST is such a confusing and addicting show. I think Ben is inbetween good and bad. When he was in power, Ben was the villan, but now he could possibly save the Oceanic passengers. It was so creepy last episode when Ben knew everything about that British woman. I really want to know how he is getting all the information? How could he possibly have a man on the boat?
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5Stewie said:
I think Locke represents faith in a much broader sense, believing in something beyond reason.
As far as Ben having a man on the boat, seems he has control far beyond the Island, as we saw with Juliet’s ex husband and his encounter with the bus.
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6Kyle said:
Lost is such a waste of time because it’s built on false suspense. What happens when they’re found? Will the show be called Found?
I think I’ll stick to Gilligan’s Island.
