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  • out here in the fields Posts: 7,305
    AmentsChick wrote:
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    IMO, Smokey sounds like a roller coaster...like when the car is being pulled up the track...like that cranking sound. And, in S1 Rose said it reminded her of a sound she heard growing up...and I believe she said she's from Brooklyn. You East Coasters will have to enlighten us... :lol:
    Remember when Juliet "escaped" with Kate and turned on the fence? She said something about "Now we know it's afraid of our fence." But she stood there and watched it like she knew ahead of time what to expect (because she did, of course).

    Then Ben turned it loose on Widmore's men after they killed Alex.

    Haven't figured it out yet but it's not smoke and it's not a monster.
    "The stars are all connected to the brain."
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    whoprincess wrote:
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    Remember when Juliet "escaped" with Kate and turned on the fence? She said something about "Now we know it's afraid of our fence." But she stood there and watched it like she knew ahead of time what to expect (because she did, of course).

    Then Ben turned it loose on Widmore's men after they killed Alex.

    Haven't figured it out yet but it's not smoke and it's not a monster.

    VERRRY true. Those two facts we know for certain! AND...if you don't run from it, it leaves you alone (i.e. Locke). ANNNNNNNNNND it gives you flashes of your life...as it did with Mr. Eko.
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • Posts: 6,969
    whoprincess wrote:
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    Remember when Juliet "escaped" with Kate and turned on the fence? She said something about "Now we know it's afraid of our fence." But she stood there and watched it like she knew ahead of time what to expect (because she did, of course).

    Then Ben turned it loose on Widmore's men after they killed Alex.

    Haven't figured it out yet but it's not smoke and it's not a monster.

    Also, for some reason I thought they built the fence to protect them from the monster (aka, it was built specifically for the monster)??
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • out here in the fields Posts: 7,305
    AmentsChick wrote:
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    There WAS no revelation. Nothing that woman said made any sort of sense...(other than her comment about Ben lying). "So yeah, in order to get back to the island you need to recreate the Oceanic flight as best as you can...and the 06 all need to be there...well yeah...except for Aaron...and oh, yeah...Ben's going to be on the flight even though he wasn't initally...and another thing, Locke is dead and is going to play Christian on this flight...so you need something of your dad's...shoes? great!...and look, they're a perfect fit!" COME ON! :roll:
    I meant that the most we learned was that it was a Dharma station supposedly that helped to find the island's location. So I thought, Aha, now we're on to something.

    But instead we just see this lamp swinging around (I kept waiting for it to hit Desmond) and hearing a bunch of blather about recreating the flight and taking Locke along. It just got sillier and sillier. Desmond made more sense than anybody, telling them they were all crazy to want to go back. When Mrs. Hawking told Desmond that the island wasn't through with him she could have elaborated a little but the way she was explaining it there wasn't anything else for him to do but walk out. If they'd all had any sense, that's what they would have done as well.

    Then Ben is up in the church "praying" when Jack finds him? And he tells Jack all about the Apostle Thomas! Uh, maybe I'm assuming a lot because of my Catholic upbringing but has Jack never heard the expression "doubting Thomas" before? Jack did go to med school so I expect he has a fairly high IQ, hello? Unless Christian paid somebody to take his entrance exams.

    I guess I'm overthinking this episode too much. :)
    "The stars are all connected to the brain."
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    whoprincess wrote:
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    I meant that the most we learned was that it was a Dharma station supposedly that helped to find the island's location. So I thought, Aha, now we're on to something.

    But instead we just see this lamp swinging around (I kept waiting for it to hit Desmond) and hearing a bunch of blather about recreating the flight and taking Locke along. It just got sillier and sillier. Desmond made more sense than anybody, telling them they were all crazy to want to go back. When Mrs. Hawking told Desmond that the island wasn't through with him she could have elaborated a little but the way she was explaining it there wasn't anything else for him to do but walk out. If they'd all had any sense, that's what they would have done as well.

    Then Ben is up in the church "praying" when Jack finds him? And he tells Jack all about the Apostle Thomas! Uh, maybe I'm assuming a lot because of my Catholic upbringing but has Jack never heard the expression "doubting Thomas" before? Jack did go to med school so I expect he has a fairly high IQ, hello? Unless Christian paid somebody to take his entrance exams.

    I guess I'm overthinking this episode too much. :)

    You had me up until the 3rd paragraph...then you lost me. LOL

    And, I too, kept waiting for the thing to hit Des.
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • out here in the fields Posts: 7,305
    AmentsChick wrote:
    Also, for some reason I thought they built the fence to protect them from the monster (aka, it was built specifically for the monster)??
    I didn't remember that but it's possible. I'd have to think back.

    Speaking of thinking back, why did it have to kill Mr. Eko? :cry:
    "The stars are all connected to the brain."
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    whoprincess wrote:
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    I didn't remember that but it's possible. I'd have to think back.

    Speaking of thinking back, why did it have to kill Mr. Eko? :cry:

    He was a sacrafice the Island required...oh wait...no, that was Boone. :roll:
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

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    AmentsChick wrote:

    VERRRY true. Those two facts we know for certain! AND...if you don't run from it, it leaves you alone (i.e. Locke). ANNNNNNNNNND it gives you flashes of your life...as it did with Mr. Eko.

    Eko did not run and it still got him.
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    Black Diamond wrote:
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    Eko did not run and it still got him.

    hmm...you're right. Good memory, BD!! Then it still doesn't make sense. Why did it spare Locke?
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • Maryland Posts: 9,905
    AmentsChick wrote:
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    hmm...you're right. Good memory, BD!! Then it still doesn't make sense. Why did it spare Locke?

    Maybe because Jacob told it too.
    ...got a mind full of questions and a teacher in my soul...
  • out here in the fields Posts: 7,305
    AmentsChick wrote:
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    You had me up until the 3rd paragraph...then you lost me. LOL

    And, I too, kept waiting for the thing to hit Des.
    Oh, well, I was remembering that after Mrs. Hawking gave Jack Locke's suicide note he went upstairs and found Ben kneeling in a pew like he was praying. Ben then showed Jack a picture of Thomas the Apostle and told Jack the story of how Thomas didn't believe in Jesus's resurrection until he saw and touched Jesus. Jack acted like it was the first time he'd ever heard it in his life. Maybe religious instruction was not a high priority in his family.
    "The stars are all connected to the brain."
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    AmentsChick wrote:
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    hmm...you're right. Good memory, BD!! Then it still doesn't make sense. Why did it spare Locke?

    Since he was supposed to be the leader maybe it is protecting him. Also do you believe that Smokey takes on the bodies of some people sometimes. WALT, Goodwin's wife, etc...
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    pjsteelerfan wrote:
    Maybe because Jacob told it too.

    Locke hadn't 'met' Jacob yet at that point.
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • out here in the fields Posts: 7,305
    AmentsChick wrote:
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    He was a sacrafice the Island required...oh wait...no, that was Boone. :roll:
    That island requires a helluva lot of sacrifices! :lol:
    "The stars are all connected to the brain."
  • Maryland Posts: 9,905
    AmentsChick wrote:
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    Locke hadn't 'met' Jacob yet at that point.

    But it seems that jacob is in control of everything going on with the Island
    ...got a mind full of questions and a teacher in my soul...
  • Posts: 6,969
    whoprincess wrote:
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    Oh, well, I was remembering that after Mrs. Hawking gave Jack Locke's suicide note he went upstairs and found Ben kneeling in a pew like he was praying. Ben then showed Jack a picture of Thomas the Apostle and told Jack the story of how Thomas didn't believe in Jesus's resurrection until he saw and touched Jesus. Jack acted like it was the first time he'd ever heard it in his life. Maybe religious instruction was not a high priority in his family.

    Was Jack Catholic? I can't remember. I don't think his family was religious.

    I was raised Catholic, even went to Catholic school....and didn't know the story of Thomas the Apostle. (But then again, I'm a shitty Catholic.)
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • Posts: 6,969
    Black Diamond wrote:
    Since he was supposed to be the leader maybe it is protecting him. Also do you believe that Smokey takes on the bodies of some people sometimes. WALT, Goodwin's wife, etc...

    Another thing...way back in S1, Smokey tried to take Locke underground and he was ok with it...but Jack & Kate saved him. Does anyone remember that?
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • out here in the fields Posts: 7,305
    AmentsChick wrote:
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    Another thing...way back in S1, Smokey tried to take Locke underground and he was ok with it...but Jack & Kate saved him. Does anyone remember that?
    Yeah, I remember. They tossed some dynamite down there and it let go of him. But Locke said he knew it wasn't going to hurt him.
    "The stars are all connected to the brain."
  • Posts: 6,969
    whoprincess wrote:
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    Yeah, I remember. They tossed some dynamite down there and it let go of him. But Locke said he knew it wasn't going to hurt him.

    Maybe that was a Locke from the future?
    This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper

  • out here in the fields Posts: 7,305
    pjsteelerfan wrote:
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    But it seems that jacob is in control of everything going on with the Island
    Sometimes it seems that way. But remember when Locke first met him in the cabin and he said to Locke "Help me"?
    "The stars are all connected to the brain."

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