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JoeTerp wrote:maybe it part of that rule that people that leave the island can't kill themselves.

mistyred wrote:

JoeTerp wrote:maybe it part of that rule that people that leave the island can't kill themselves.

Michael couldn't kill himself, he tried god knows
how much times.

locke left the island and died now his back on the island and alive again 

Madmax wrote:

mistyred wrote:

JoeTerp wrote:maybe it part of that rule that people that leave the island can't kill themselves.

Michael couldn't kill himself, he tried god knows
how much times.

locke left the island and died now his back on the island and alive again 

Madmax wrote:mikz you on about lastest episode when the showed lockes story as bentham??  i thought it was quite interesting..

no mate the one after that...all about what happened to sawyer, julliette and the others after Locke went.

Back to the tiresome lovey dovey tripe

lakes10 wrote:

Madmax wrote:

mistyred wrote:

JoeTerp wrote:maybe it part of that rule that people that leave the island can't kill themselves.

Michael couldn't kill himself, he tried god knows
how much times.

locke left the island and died now his back on the island and alive again 

you must start to ask yourself what is real and what is not, the Lamp post is a reference to lion the witch and the wardrobe, the island might well be the real worl and anything outside that is not real, you can only die if you die on the island.

Huh? 

mistyred wrote:

lakes10 wrote:

Madmax wrote:

mistyred wrote:

JoeTerp wrote:maybe it part of that rule that people that leave the island can't kill themselves.

Michael couldn't kill himself, he tried god knows
how much times.

locke left the island and died now his back on the island and alive again 

you must start to ask yourself what is real and what is not, the Lamp post is a reference to lion the witch and the wardrobe, the island might well be the real worl and anything outside that is not real, you can only die if you die on the island.

Huh? 

lakes you just confused me there 

Madmax wrote:

mistyred wrote:

lakes10 wrote:

Madmax wrote:

mistyred wrote:

JoeTerp wrote:maybe it part of that rule that people that leave the island can't kill themselves.

Michael couldn't kill himself, he tried god knows
how much times.

locke left the island and died now his back on the island and alive again 

you must start to ask yourself what is real and what is not, the Lamp post is a reference to lion the witch and the wardrobe, the island might well be the real worl and anything outside that is not real, you can only die if you die on the island.

Huh? 

lakes you just confused me there 

lakes10 wrote:When they see his mum she said this was the lamppost, it could tell where the island was going to be.
in The  lion the witch and the wardrobe the lampost was used to show you the way back home to the real world (in lost it could be the lampost is also showing you the way back to the real world, the island).

thats just one thing usedby the Lost makers to try to make us think.

I still feel that in the end we will find out that the plane crash lot are the ones that set the island up and are The Others. The numbers that needed to be put into the computer were to keep the island from moving, they needed to think of a set of numbers that they will not forget.  Hurley has a set in mind , his loto numbers, and thats how they ened up being used, Hurley will also turn out to be the one doing all the booking and thats why his numbers turn up a lot.

Fascinating theory, that, Lakes.  It's starting to look like it might play out along those lines, given that they're all back in the 1970s now.  I don't have a clue what the bigger picture is at this stage but I'm loving the ride.  Fantastic show!

Madmax wrote:   lake good theory but like dawson hope it aint true..   At first i always thought the island was after life..