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The only thing worse than that is if Claire delivers a beautiful baby and it dies. I like when the show brings on the HSQ, but that would be too much.
I could handle the dog dying; it would be sad and all, but I'm not an animal-death-squick person.
But if the baby dies? Or Walt dies? I would freak right out.
(Are there any children among the survivors other than Walt and the fetus? That seems kind of unlikely for a commercial flight, but I'll accept it.)
E!Online is running a Lost speculation article. [link]
Well, probably only one person in six sfrom that flight survived. Also, I'd imagine the 14 hour international flights have a few less children than shorter junkets.
From the spec article Gus linked to:
What if, like, the Korean couple had a polar bear in their luggage, and it got loose...
Hee!
Heh -- from the E! article:
Or how about: Dr. Moreau is at it again!
So Marlon Brando will show up for sweeps? Talk about your stunt casting.
re-animator!
Sawyer wasn't expecting her to be able to out muscle him. Yay! Surprise!
Did she though? I agree that Jack underestimated her, but the way I remember the scene with Sawyer (which may be wrong) is that she surprised him and was able to knock him down, but then he flipped them pretty much right away, so that he was in control, and then Kate and Sayid together pushed/pulled him off.
Did she though?
Yeah, you're right. I was projecting too much maybe. I was yelling (in my head) at the screen "Use your hips! Flip him! Flip him!"
Post-traumatic stress/sleep deprivation can certainly account for Jack's actions in White Rabbit. The usefulness of those hallucinations (finding water, meeting Locke with the boar) seems a little suspect, though.
I was thinking about that. Triggers. In the former, the ice tinkling in the glass was triggered by the waterfall at the edge of his hearing. His brain just processed it and turned falling water into the hallucination.
As for meeting Locke with the boar on the previous episode, he may have heard Locke grunt, and since he had been told Locke was dead, his overstressed brain made a leap to the other dead person in Jack's life.
Since he was already hallucinating about his dad, these triggering events just blended in.