Colonel Kira's Left Tit
Bearded Belly of Bajor
No shit.
CoyoteUgly said:That's what her gook ass gets for standing under a meteorite... or asteroid... or whatever.
Incidentally, I'm not really into Asians that much, but Sung Hi Lee is a fine little piece of ass.
Fuddlemiff said:He did once say that he didn't want to leave the island, but a lot has happened since then.
Colonel Kira's Left Tit said:Okay, so what do you make of Patchy's proclamation? "But you, John Locke, I may have a fleeting memory of...but the John Locke I knew was PARA--". </paraphrased>
Well, here's what I'm thinking, and please be gentle because I'm not a physicist... I do well to balance my checkbook:
If the island exists in a tesseract, is a tesseract, or has one on it, then some things start making sense.
As I understand it, a tesseract is a 4-dimensional cube where movement along the 4th dimension translates into transition in time. If you take a 3D cube, you can see the height, width, and depth of it but you see it frozen in time... it looks the same from moment to moment. With a 4d cube, you can examine its 4th aspect, time, from different viewpoints. I'm wondering if the same holds true for things inside the tesseract as well.
If what I think is true, then this starts explaining things that have been happening... why things from the past are seen on the island: Christian, the horse, the Black Rock, etc. From different points in time, but either wander here and get trapped (like maybe the BR) or are seen from the inside even though they're still outside... sorta.
It would explain the voices... I've had a feeling for some time that they are people on the outside looking in on the events happening, and the transcripts of the voices seem to indicate that.
A tesseract would explain rapid movement on the island if you know how to use it or by accident. It would explain how Goodwin got to the other side of the island in virtually minutes after the tail section crashed. Assuming Danielle's on the level, it would conversely explain how she could wander on the island for 16 years and not discover the same crap that the Losties have been stumbling on within 80 days (if she's on the level I emphasize).
This point is hard to explain, so I hope everyone can grasp what I'm saying: it would explain why many of the survivors seem to be disconnected from each other... it's like 20 people in the same house all with different agendas and not communicating gathered information very much... they're individually moving in their own frames of reality and only coincide when they encounter mutual events.
I'm probably going overboard with this, and if I'm right it's probably much simpler, but the more I think about it, the more it makes sense.
Cassie said:OMG those animations are awesome!
If the tesseract theory is correct, that might explain how Locke's father got on the island.
What do you think about Ben? If he was born on the island, where do you think his parents are.. probably dead, but did they work for DHARMA? And why is he so manipulative.. why does he want to keep everyone there?
Damon Lindelof: There is this incorrect way of thinking about the Others in that they are the remnants of the Dharma Initiative—the foot was sort of a not-so-subtle reminder that this island and its mystical aspects have been in play for many, many hundreds of years, as opposed to just 1980 when the Dharma Initiative started making their little orientation movies.
Carlton Cuse: "The connection between the Others and Dharma gets revealed in episode 11.
Colonel Kira's Left Tit said:Just got around to seeing the last episode. That was creepy and somewhat unexpected.
So, I suppose Locke's pappy is also Sawyer, and the tesseract thing makes a ton of sense.