Re: Big Lost Death...
During my conversation with Kim, he also addresses reports that one of the main characters will die by season’s end. “We have been informed of which person’s character will be killed, and it’s incredibly sad. There’s a special bond between all of us, because we were with this project from the beginning. Having one of us go changes the experience a little bit. It’s really sad, because we all like each other so much. It’s like one of our friends is leaving us.”
Kim promises that the character’s passing will be one of “Lost’s” most memorable episodes to date. “It’s so well done, there won’t be a dry eye in the house,” he says.
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From reading Kristin's column, it looks like Locke causes the death of the guy who buys it, so it
seems
he lives.
I guess.
She says there are ten beloved men. Assuming anyone loves Jack, that's Jack, Charlie, Sayid, Hurley, Locke, Michael, Sawyer, Boone, Jin ... who am I forgetting? Is Walt a man? Did I miss a bar mitzvah?
When does the death ep air?
muttering intently
pleasekillboonepleasekillboonepleasekillboonepleasekillboone
I think that killing Jack would be one of the more interesting ways they could go because it would leave a lovely leadership vacuum.
When does the death ep air?
The finale. May 4th?
I'd love Boone to die, but it would be the least interesting. I don't care how interesting the death of Sayid or Jin would be. Don't DARE.
I figure Michael's pretty untouchable, as is Charlie, for different reasons (killing the black guy is too done, killing the hobbit? maybe if he has a better gig).
Watch them kill Sawyer and make it all heroic, and in a way that means that drives a wedge between Jack and Kate. I'd laugh.
If Wrongda is right both about Locke surviving and about the "trusted ally" thing, it has to be Boone, doesn't it? I can't see them killing Walt, and no one else is really Locke's ally.
He's getting Shannon and Claire in his corner though, and Charlie certainly trusts him.
Maybe Michael too, after saving his kid from becoming polar bear chow.
Really, Jack, Sayid, and Hurley are about the only people who seem to distrust Locke if Michael's issues with him are resolved.
