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Originally Posted by Stan4dSteph
I don't like where it seems to be going.
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It looks to me is that both sides are amassing followers for a big showdown at the end. Sounds good.
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Originally Posted by sleepyjeff
I want old questions answered and since there are something like 30 major and another 400 minor points to be addressed I feel like they're wasting our time....
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Hmm, something tells me that they won't get to answering all of your 430 questions. It's up to you whether you enjoy that or not.
I'm sure I've said the phrase myself in the past, but I'm officially sick of "I'm going to be very upset if LOST ends up blah blah blah". By all accounts, no matter what happens, half the watching public is going to start a massacre in the streets as soon as the series ends.
I've decided at this point that the only way to enjoy it is to be Zen about it. It is what it is.
I enjoyed last night's episode. I loved when the annoying translator guy said "he was the only thing keeping Him out!" and Sayid said "I know."
The idea of people like Sayid, Claire, and the defectors being "evil" is interesting. It's quite the statement to show that some people end up on the wrong side due to bad circumstances. Can anyone blame Claire for befriending the only comforting force she found alone in the jungle? Or Sayid for killing a person who tried to kill him?
So if the temple spring didn't bring Sayid back to life, one assumes it was MiB, but how did he do so while the temple was still protected? If he was "infected" beforehand, when did the infection happen? He had no contact with NotLocke.
I am so glad the temple part is over, simply because the comings and goings were annoying. At any point I couldn't remember who had left and who had come back and who wanted to leave but couldn't. Time for some good old running through the jungle.
Is it just me or does Miles have a lot more gray hair now?