The Lost Thread - Page 40

Inaudible-Whisper · 2009.01.06, 02:04 PM

Christian was one of my guesses too. Christian, Faraday or Desmond.

frecklegirl · 2009.01.13, 02:36 PM

Originally Posted by kuro_neko

hahaha, well its not like you just go walking down the street and see random cast members from LOST and celebrities on vacation strolling down the beach casually.

lol well no I didn't think that, after living in LA for two consecutive summers (and going there on many other visits) and not seeing a single damn celebrity ever, I'm well aware you can't just go to where they're filming something and see the actors. But, it's still cool!

Inaudible-Whisper · 2009.01.15, 05:24 AM

Interesting theory I read today:

"You're not supposed to raise him. Don't bring him back, Kate. Don't you dare bring him back".

Everybody assumes this is about Aaron, but 'him' could be anyone and the verbs could mean something else entirely. What if this is about Locke. "You're not supposed to RAISE HIM. Don't BRING HIM BACK" ... from the dead. Maybe a stretch because the comments are so clearly supposed to be about Aaron, but I wouldn't put it past the writers.

fluffiethesock · 2009.01.15, 06:30 AM

Well, it's the kind of trick they used briefly in the season 1 finale... ("they're coming for the boy" / "we're here for the boy")

That doesn't necessarily prove anything, but I wouldn't put it past them to do that sort of thing again.

golem09 · 2009.01.15, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by fluffiethesock

Well, it's the kind of trick they used briefly in the season 1 finale... ("they're coming for the boy" / "we're here for the boy")

That doesn't necessarily prove anything, but I wouldn't put it past them to do that sort of thing again.

I don't remember that, could you explain, quickly?

fluffiethesock · 2009.01.15, 04:08 PM

It's just when Rousseau tells Charlie and Claire that the Others are coming for the child, meaning Aaron, but then it turns out that they were referring to Walt.

golem09 · 2009.01.16, 05:58 AM

Originally Posted by fluffiethesock

It's just when Rousseau tells Charlie and Claire that the Others are coming for the child, meaning Aaron, but then it turns out that they were referring to Walt.

hmm, I never noticed that

Inaudible-Whisper · 2009.01.16, 08:57 AM

Originally Posted by golem09

hmm, I never noticed that

You probably did, it's not something subtle it's quite a big plot point of Season 1, you just totally forgot like I did

golem09 · 2009.01.16, 10:17 AM

Originally Posted by Inaudible-Whisper

You probably did, it's not something subtle it's quite a big plot point of Season 1, you just totally forgot like I did

No, I never noticed that. I thought they were there for Aaron the whole time. And I watched Season 1 two times already.

Inaudible-Whisper · 2009.01.16, 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by golem09

No, I never noticed that. I thought they were there for Aaron the whole time. And I watched Season 1 two times already.

It's the fact that throughout the entire season it doesn't cross your mind that they want Walt. Only Aaron. And then in the finale it is Walt that is taken.

2009.01.06, 02:04 PM	#391
Inaudible-Whisper Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Newcastle, England Posts: 3,195	Christian was one of my guesses too. Christian, Faraday or Desmond. __________________

2009.01.15, 05:24 AM	#393
Inaudible-Whisper Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Newcastle, England Posts: 3,195	Interesting theory I read today: "You're not supposed to raise him. Don't bring him back, Kate. Don't you dare bring him back". Everybody assumes this is about Aaron, but 'him' could be anyone and the verbs could mean something else entirely. What if this is about Locke. "You're not supposed to RAISE HIM. Don't BRING HIM BACK" ... from the dead. Maybe a stretch because the comments are so clearly supposed to be about Aaron, but I wouldn't put it past the writers. __________________

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fluffiethesock Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,793	Well, it's the kind of trick they used briefly in the season 1 finale... ("they're coming for the boy" / "we're here for the boy") That doesn't necessarily prove anything, but I wouldn't put it past them to do that sort of thing again.

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fluffiethesock Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,793	It's just when Rousseau tells Charlie and Claire that the Others are coming for the child, meaning Aaron, but then it turns out that they were referring to Walt.