lost: missing pieces 11 - jin has a temper-tantrum on the golf course
Posted by j at Monday, January 14, 2008
nothing more than a well-told, 2 minute joke.
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While you certainly debunked my Locke/Walt redundancy theory, I am beginning to wonder why Michael (and Walt by extension) is getting so much preseason play while Locke gets nada. If we are to learn more about the island, it will come via the three special people (Ben, Walt, Locke). But of course there are many excluded characters.
While we are waiting for Jan. 31, would you mind clearing up a few items? Is the code (4 8 15 16 23 42) an island thing or a Dharma thing? A central question was whether or not its hourly entry truly saved the world. Then Locke forced the answer. The sky turned purple. The hatch blew. The island shook. Somehow the conclusion was that the world was in fact saved with each code entry....yet the world was still turning throughout season 3. So I am confused on this score.