Adam and Eve?Or, I guess, the Other's might have found them and taken them in. Bernard & Rose as "hostiles" anyone?![]()
With the white and black stones being a clue?
Adam and Eve?Or, I guess, the Other's might have found them and taken them in. Bernard & Rose as "hostiles" anyone?![]()
Sawyer got pretty high up in the Darma pecking order pretty quick, didn't he?
Sawyer got pretty high up in the Darma pecking order pretty quick, didn't he?
I've begun to wonder if that maybe had something to do with Richard, or rather how responsive Richard was to him within those three years.
Good episode. Now Locke needs to go through three years of hell before he and the others are all "synched up."
I'm still waiting for Darren Aronofsky to direct an episode, as was rumoured a long time ago.This episode wasn't very well pieced together. I liked it well enough, but there was just something missing. This was Mark Goldman's first career directing credit, so I'll cut him some slack... but he's no Jack Bender!
Nah, the heart and soul of the show were clearly Boone and Shannon.I assume that Rose & Bernard are dead now?
If that is the case, then I'll be pissed! They are the heart-and-soul of the show, imo.
From another board:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tawaret
Tarawet:
...Taweret became seen, very early in Egyptian history, as a deity of protection in pregnancy and childbirth. Pregnant women wore amulets with her name or likeness to protect their pregnancies. Her image could also be found on knives made from hippopotamus ivory, which would be used as wands in rituals to drive evil spirits away from mothers and children...
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Back view of Anubis statue that presides over king Tut's tomb. Compare that with a still of the statue from last night's episode. The statue is pretty clearly Egyptian, especially with all the talk about the temple and the egyptian heiroglyphics everywhere.
Hrm, that could explain the "lists"
the more and more I am convinced Egyptian mythology plays a big part in this Island
In ancient times, Egypt had contact with the people of Tunisia (though it wasn't called that at the time), and (according to Wikipedia) there were a couple pharaohs from the region, as well as contingents in the Egyptian army and priests in the Egyptian religion.Tunisia (where the donkey wheel takes you) is also vaguely in the neighborhood of Egypt. Maybe ancient inhabitants of the Island transported themselves to Tunisia via the donkey wheel, and eventually made their way to Egypt, where they helped shape Egyptian mythology.Hrm, that could explain the "lists"
the more and more I am convinced Egyptian mythology plays a big part in this Island
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