Comments on: Ji Yeon

By: Effie

Effie — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 14:24:01 +0000

If that is Jin’s toothbrush, could there be plans in a future episode to check the DNA to see if the baby is his?

By: Keith

Keith — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 21:13:00 +0000

@Jeremias - I’m with you on that one. If I recall correctly, the person in the coffin commit suicide. Why might Ben do that? Or was he killed, and was it made to look like a suicide?

Still, why might it prompt Jack to need to get back to the island so badly?

I also think that Jin is not dead - I think he remained on the island but sent Sun away for the sake of the child. I’m really looking forward to the later episodes this season to find out about how the Oceanic 6 leave…

By: Dave

Dave — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 14:02:13 +0000

Kudos to BXCellent. That really is a nice theory. I agree with the poster above that it kind of antagonizes the statement that there would be no time trvael… maybe there is some other explanation for how Michael got on the freighter aside from time travel. Maybe with all their crew dying they needed another hand on deck and felt sorry for him?

By: Jeremias

Jeremias — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 12:22:31 +0000

I haven’t followed online talk more than a few weeks, so what I’m about to write has probably already been discussed senselessly, but I’m going to post my theory anyway.
It is about who the person in the coffin form season 3’s season final is.

322-323 (Through The Looking Glass):
Some facts:
Jack sick of lieing. Drunk, drug addict. Someone is dead.
Someone will wonder where Kate is. We know now that it is probably Aaron.

The person in the coffin:
The person in the coffin is most likely Ben imo. Jack obviously wants to get back to the island and when he see Ben’s obituary he realizes that it probably isn’t going to happen. It is not because it was someone he cared about that he cried and wanted to kill himself, but because he wanted to get back to the island, and Ben held the key to that particular problem. It also makes sense that Kate wouldn’t care if Ben died since she doesn’t want to get back to the island. Had it been one of her friends from the island (oceanic six) I believe she would have cared although the relationship might be strained at the point of the flash forward. Ben being in the coffin would also fit Jack response “neither” when he was asked if he was friend or family.

It might just be me, but I think it would make perfect sense if Ben is the one in the coffin. It would also make sense that no one would come to his viewing imo.

By: TTY

TTY — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 02:40:10 +0000

Connie,
You’re right about Sayid identifying himself as being “one of the Oceanic 6″. I should have used a different example like perhaps Michael getting back as “Kevin Johnson” or any of the Losties with another alias. My premise is that the once the writers have us convinced of who the “Oceanic 6″ are, that we will no doubt be surprised by seeing someone unexpected in a future fast forward…

By: Connie in Alaska

Connie in Alaska — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 00:01:33 +0000

TTY-I think that in the episode “The Economist”, Sayid says to the man he kills on the golf course that he is one of the Oceanic 6. The guy gets visibly nervous and frightened when Sayid reveals this (and rightly so, apparantly!)

It would not surprise me that others got off the Island incongnito, but I am reasonbly sure that the O6 are Jack, Kate, Hurley, Aaron, Sayid and Sun.

If the Losties possessed even 1% of the curiosity that we fans have about their situation, they would be asking a LOT more questions! I guess I could never be a Lostie…I would be asking too many questions!

By: Keith

Keith — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 22:38:05 +0000

I have a question for anyone that has recorded the episodes so far - in the episode where Ben says that if Jack made contact with the freighter then ‘everyone on the island will be killed’ (or something like that)…did Juliet’s psychiatrist not use much the same words when she spoke to her in the rain? Does it not suggest that Ben would use the gas again to kill everyone on the island in order to protect it? Also, could it be that Goodwin’s wife could have been a ‘projection’ of Ben, given the similarity of the words and the fact that she just disappeared?

By: TTY

TTY — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 19:40:40 +0000

I know there has been lots of speculation regarding which characters make up the “Oceanic 6″ (whether to include Aaron or not, etc). But here’s another thought that might turn simple arithmetic into something more complicated.
Isn’t it possible that the individuals that become known to the public in flash forwards as the “Oceanic 6″ may not represent ALL of the characters who actually make it off the island?
e.g. Could Sayid have made it off the island/freighter without actually being later publicized as one of the O6 (to allow him to do his hitman work in secret)? Just because we have seen his character in a flash forward, does it necessarily follow that he is publicly known to be one of “the” O6?
Also, since some of those on the island were never on the list of Oceanic airline passengers, (Desmond, Juliet, Ben, and “others”), might they quietly escape the island without achieving the notoriety of an actual 815 survivor? And could we eventually be seeing some of them in future flash forward episodes, too?

By: Keith

Keith — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 16:36:50 +0000

@BXcellent - nice one. I was working along the same lines, but you have put it much more succinctly!

By: Keith

Keith — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 16:34:12 +0000

Does anyone think it is possible that the aircraft at the bottom of the sea is really Oceanic 815, and the anomaly led to there being 2 x 815s, in much the same way as there are 2 rabbits in the video that was on the web?