Lost!

[sleepyjeff]

Originally Posted by SzczerbiakManiac

Or more specifically, Sayid told Hurley to do the opposite of what Ben told him to do.

yeah, I know I am splitting hairs

Very good point....although I am puzzled why he decided to ignore the advice of Ana-Lucia and turn himself into the police?

How is surrendering to the police the opposite of going with Ben anyway...wouldnt the opposite of going with Ben be staying put?

[bewitched]

Originally Posted by sleepyjeff

Very good point....although I am puzzled why he decided to ignore the advice of Ana-Lucia and turn himself into the police?

How is surrendering to the police the opposite of going with Ben anyway...wouldnt the opposite of going with Ben be staying put?

But for some reason, when Hurley takes stupid risks/acts (seemingly) irrationally, it usually works out well.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by sleepyjeff

Very good point....although I am puzzled why he decided to ignore the advice of Ana-Lucia and turn himself into the police?

He's regularly ignored his visions of dead people.

How is surrendering to the police the opposite of going with Ben anyway...wouldnt the opposite of going with Ben be staying put?

True, but then Hurley seems to find comfort in being locked up.

[sleepyjeff]

Originally Posted by bewitched

But for some reason, when Hurley takes stupid risks/acts (seemingly) irrationally, it usually works out well.

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

True, but then Hurley seems to find comfort in being locked up.

I guess after seeing the look on Ben's face when Ms. Hawking told him he had 70 hours Hurley turining himself into the police may have just been the opposite of what Ben wanted regardless whether or not it was the opposite of what he said.

Although, with Ben, one never knows....after all, he told Locke not to blow up the submarine in order to get Locke to blow up the submarine