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 Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 10:15 am
watching Lost has now made me scared to go to Australia again. sweatdrop and no matter where you go in Australia, you still have to land at Sydney. sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 11:54 am
Tyo Triska I'm inclined to believe that the island is man made. I agree completely. But what I meant about Locke not being Locke again is that he was Locke up to a certain point but was taken over? Did he confront the monster before or after his flashback episode? Because if it was before, then I guess my theory's out the window... You know I forget. It might be before.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 12:47 pm
Triska Tyo Triska I'm inclined to believe that the island is man made. I agree completely. But what I meant about Locke not being Locke again is that he was Locke up to a certain point but was taken over? Did he confront the monster before or after his flashback episode? Because if it was before, then I guess my theory's out the window... You know I forget. It might be before. Now that I think about it, that might've been the same episode? Which would mean that my theory can't be right anyway. stressed Oh well.
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Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 7:07 am
Tyo Triska Tyo Triska I'm inclined to believe that the island is man made. I agree completely. But what I meant about Locke not being Locke again is that he was Locke up to a certain point but was taken over? Did he confront the monster before or after his flashback episode? Because if it was before, then I guess my theory's out the window... You know I forget. It might be before. Now that I think about it, that might've been the same episode? Which would mean that my theory can't be right anyway. stressed Oh well.
Here's my fixed up theory about the entire thing:
I'm thinking that there are three groups on the island: those who have chashed there by chance (or not) including Danielle and the plain crash peoples, the 'others', including Ethan (who I think it a soldier... Danielle thought Sayid 'still' was one, and he can fight like a motherf*cker!), and then the island itself, including the monster which shows people the thing to help them let go. The island is God, in my mind, and the monster is some sort of arm of the island, like an archangel or the savior on earth. The monster is the physical representation of the island's being. And then the 'others' are those who are evil (including satan??) and the survivors are humans on Earth.
Sorry, I just can't shake the religious metaphor. xD (And I'm not religious in the least!)
Anyway...
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Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 1:20 pm
Who knows. But there is one fact. The island is not natural. (man made)
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Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 6:42 pm
Triska Who knows. But there is one fact. The island is not natural. (man made) I'm inclined to agree, although I wouldn't say it's a fact yet. The monster doesn't sound like an animal all the time, and it has a light on top of it or something. The hatch leading into the ground also points to a man made (or at least tampered with) structure, as well as the cord that Sayid followed to Danielle's hideout, and the fact that other mechanical things near the island (like the plane, Danielle's ship, Locke's compass) malfunction. Speaking of that cord, one end lead into the ocean. I REALLY want them to come back to that and see if it goes anywhere interesting. (Danielle's ship, maybe?)
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Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 10:00 am
Canis-chan Speaking of that cord, one end lead into the ocean. I REALLY want them to come back to that and see if it goes anywhere interesting. (Danielle's ship, maybe?) yeah see, when I first saw that part, I was more interested in where it lead to into the ocean than on the island. I mean, what's it connected to!
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Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 12:55 pm
Erfaewen Canis-chan Speaking of that cord, one end lead into the ocean. I REALLY want them to come back to that and see if it goes anywhere interesting. (Danielle's ship, maybe?) yeah see, when I first saw that part, I was more interested in where it lead to into the ocean than on the island. I mean, what's it connected to! Danielle was probably using it in some fashion to create electricity in her "home". Hydro power and all. 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 4:07 pm
Tyo Erfaewen Canis-chan Speaking of that cord, one end lead into the ocean. I REALLY want them to come back to that and see if it goes anywhere interesting. (Danielle's ship, maybe?) yeah see, when I first saw that part, I was more interested in where it lead to into the ocean than on the island. I mean, what's it connected to! Danielle was probably using it in some fashion to create electricity in her "home". Hydro power and all. 3nodding That's a pretty good theory... sweatdrop I still want to know for sure, though. Like Erfaewen, I was more interested about the end in the water when I first saw it. I was half-expecting Sayid to go diving into the ocean....
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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 1:26 pm
I think that Sayid should just go back and see where the cord goes. I mean, if they are so desperate to get off the island, that's their best bet, no?
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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 3:04 pm
I think the cord's just giving electric power, like tyo said. 3nodding
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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 3:47 pm
MeriThranduiliell I think the cord's just giving electric power, like tyo said. 3nodding
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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 4:22 pm
aleria-chan MeriThranduiliell I think the cord's just giving electric power, like tyo said. 3nodding Or, if the island is man-made and mechanical, as some people have theorized, the cord could be connected to the island itself. 3nodding
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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 4:44 pm
Tyo aleria-chan MeriThranduiliell I think the cord's just giving electric power, like tyo said. 3nodding Or, if the island is man-made and mechanical, as some people have theorized, the cord could be connected to the island itself. 3nodding Oh, good points! 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 4:27 pm
Okay, this is what I posted in the "death bets" thread, but I figured it belonged here. sweatdrop Like I said there, I'm in the "purgatory boat".
It seems like all the characters have to overcome something, and besides a few cuts and downplayed withdrawal, none have been hurt, let alone killed. I'm thinking that they'll be able to leave the island once they overcome what they've been having problems with (ie, maybe Charlie has to get over the drugs and forgive his brother; maybe Boone and Shannon need to appreciate each other; maybe Jack has to do something worthwhile with his medicine skills; maybe Sayid has to find a way to rescue them, rather than hurting people). I'm thinking that Locke and Walt both play a part in this, since Walt obviously has the ability to kill things (maybe he can also create them? He did bring in the polar bear...) and Locke is either holding them back (which is what I'm thinking) or allowing them to reach their individual goals to get off the island.
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