Well lets see if Faraday is right...
Well lets see if Faraday is right...
I'm sure we'll learn more about Caesar soon. I'm expecting we'll get flashbacks for each of the O6 to learn more about what they were doing, as we did with Sayid.
who the hell is Caesar?
The Spanish guy who was on the second plane and disagreed with Lapidus's decisions.
Man, I feel sorry for young Ben. Abused by his father, and then putting a lot of effort into helping one of the Hostiles who he thinks will take him away from all that, only to get stabbed in the back. Well, shot in the front, but same difference. No wonder he turned out like he did.
The next episode better have Faraday.
I hear ya.Originally Posted by McLovin'
Horace is not a very pretty name
I like his character, though.
Perhaps Ben learned how to manipulate from Sayid, thus Sayid screwed himself and the Losties over.
I think it's pretty obvious that Ben turns out the way he does because Sayid tries to kill him. A nice touch of irony there.
I dunno... He already seemed pretty Ben to me. He was lying already, threw a bus on fire into someone's house which could have very much killed them, and he's fully intent on betraying everyone else to make himself happy. Yeah, he's being smacked around by his dad and stuff, but whatever. My childhood wasn't great, but I didn't join the Taliban and try to destroy where I come from over it (okay, they had a truce at the time, I'm stretching). I'm sure getting shot will help the problem along, but Sayid didn't cause his personality to be what it is, I don't think.
But then I find no wrong in anything Sayid does. Fanboy blind and all.
Yeah, Ben has been a bit off ever since he was born > _ > The only people I think he ever really cared for were Alex and Annie, maybe Juliet at some point but I think his love for her was more of a "you're my play thing" obsession or something. I'm curious to know if Annie was killed in the Purge.
ACTUALLY, I read a really interesting theory concerning the whole situation. It suggested that you have to die in order to become the leader of the Others (we already know you have to be willing to kill, or make some sort of "pledge," such as John did with killing his father). Anyway, John's already died and come back to life, but the person who thought up the theory speculates that the reason Ben was so antagonistic towards Sayid after they got off the Island was because he knew Sayid had to go back in time to shoot him in order for him to become the leader of the Others. After all, surely Ben knew Sayid would shoot him in the past regardless if dying is a criteria for becoming the Others' leader.
: OOOOOOM. Night Shymalan to direct finale
In a shockingly quiet press release yesterday, executive producers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof, revealed that the director of the series finale would be none other than acclaimed director M. Night Shymalan. The content of the finale still remains a secret, but Lindelof and Cuse stated that they wished to "get a hold" on the most important episode of next year, to make sure that everything goes "without a hitch." Shyamalan, director of such films as The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, and Lady in the Water says that he is more than up for the challenge, and will begin working with the producers as soon as his newest film, The Last Airbender, completes production.
April Fool's!
lol april fool's.
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