There's also this story: 'Lost' Episode to Feature Back Story of Vincent the Dog.
I'd love that. All you'd see in the frame is Vincent's nose, the ground, nose, trees, nose, Michael, nose, sand, nose, A BOAR A BOAR A BOAR!, bloody nose, licking himself you-know-where, WALT!
I really wish during his badass period they'd had him in a jaunty hat, but oh well...
I like to think that it just fell off. I kept hoping he would say to the drug dealer "I will buy your teets for fifty. You need to get these teets out of Africa but you can't because the borders are guarded by the military. Sell me your teets".
Or at least doing the headphone dance. I love the headphone dance.
Oh great, now I'm picturing Charlie as that mobster's son. That would be one way to have gotten the location of the plane, I guess...
I was intrigued with Claire's response to Charlie. She seemed to read him right and I wonder why she was so firm (it looks now) in her judgment of him. Is it just because of her child?
I'd bet that she has some history with (an) addict(s). It felt like a baggage-based response. Also, flashback-fodder!
She's been uncomfortable with Charlie's paternal behavior for some time, but tolorated it. His lying put her over the edge.
Charlie has a whole stash of Virgin Marys! Deliver him from temptation, lest Eko kick his ass.
The way Dom's playing it, I'm not too sure he hasn't been dipping into that stash already. He's sure acquired enough to keep him high for quite some time (at least a season or two).
Last night's pairing was a nice dichotomy--one who turns his back on his past for a new identity on the island (Father Eko), and one who says he's done the same, but clings to all aspects of his past (rock-music-singer-possible-drug-user-religious-devotee Charlie).
I thought it was interesting that Charlie was blaming his brother for him being bad, while Eko, I think< blames his badness for the death of his brother.
The way Dom's playing it, I'm not too sure he hasn't been dipping into that stash already.
I agree; although, even with his stash, wouldn't he have been more freaked out when Eko burned the plane?
I'm thinking that Charlie was telling the truth when he said he had it as a form of insurance (Or however he phrased it.) It may comfort him in some oddball way to know that if he really wanted it, it was all right there. But not using it may make him feel good about himself. The drugs are his touchstone.
If there was ever a time when he was tempted, it's now. OTOH? His reciting of The lord's Prayer with Eko may have reinforced his desire to keep his objects of comfort just as they are.
It just seems like something Charlie would think Locke would do. Locke, on the other hand would probaly just stare at him.
I like to think that at some point in the show Charlie might in some quiet dramatic gesture, turn some over to Jack for medicinal use.
