But he's so HOTT.

Yeah, there is that.

SWWPbaAitOC(NItPwwKOitP)

Snerk

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A child's shoe only comes from a dead child.

Or from a child's luggage, or from any of the debris that might have come off a kid before he got to it.

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Yeah, but there aren't any kids (that they knew about) except Walt that survived. Thus, the original owner's dead, whether or not Locke saw the body.

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I liked the kid shoe scene a lot. It was perfect Locke with a side of creepy.

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Thus, the original owner's dead, whether or not Locke saw the body.

Lots of people died. They used a lot of their stuff. Why is this instance a problem?

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It's also possible that the shoes came from the luggage of the two tail-ender kids. They're not dead, only kidnapped.

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I'm looking forward to seeing Locke get challenged by Mr. Eko (I love calling him this, and will continue to use the honorific). Also would be interested in seeing if Charlie continues with his blind devotion to Locke--actually, am interested in anything that'll give Charlie more airtime, as long as it's something worth watching.

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I wasn't sorry to see Boone killed off as the first Survivor Who was Played by an Actor in the Opening Credits (Not Including the Pilot, who was Killed Off in the Pilot) or SWWPbaAitOC(NItPwwKOitP), for short.

What?

And the most she will do
Is throw letters at you
But she's always a Bronzer to me

Hey, I liked Shannon well enough. I think the actress was OK and the character was starting to get interesting. I supposed sex with Sayid will do that for a girl. As for Boone, I pretty much agree, because the actor creeped me out. But the character -- as a lackey for Locke -- would have been interesting if the passengers become antagonistic toward each other.

This is true. The character was interesting, and although the step-cest squicked me out, it would have added another layer of conflict, if Locke hadn't drugged it out of him.

It's also possible that the shoes came from the luggage of the two tail-ender kids. They're not dead, only kidnapped.

Yes, but Locke didn't know that, particularly then. Days after a horrific accident that killed (as far as the original Losties know) a number of people on their flight, using a child's shoe (which clearly wasn't Walt's extra shoe) as a shovel, was just creepy.

I liked the kid shoe scene a lot. It was perfect Locke with a side of creepy.

This. What Laura said. I wasn't criticizing the scene. The creepiness of it added a cool level of characterization.

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And the most she will do

Is throw letters at you

But she's always a Bronzer to me

Hee

although the step-cest squicked me out, it would have added another layer of conflict, if Locke hadn't drugged it out of him.

Yea, that's when I really got the sense that Locke was shaping Boone to be a minion -- stripping Boone of all of his defenses, learning all of his secrets. Which was nice and creepy. But then, Dead Boone.

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I haven't actually seen where Boone dies. I don't know if I missed it this season, when I was watching Veronica Mars, or have I not just gotten that far in season 1?

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