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It's clear that desperation has made Michael very stupid. He so desires to rescue his son away from his captors that his ability to reason and think clearly has obviously disappeared. It is still unclear whether or not it was Walt who lured Michael into the jungle by way of that IM chat on the computer 13 days ago. It's feasible that it was Walt communicating with his father but it's clear that it could've also been a ruse to trick Michael into falling into The Others' trap. It struck me that HOLE was typed out in all caps -- is this relevant or am I just trying to decipher every single bit of information that flashes on the screen? Damn this show for effing with my mind! It was very interesting that Eko felt it necessary to tell Michael the story of the murdered dog in Hell -- was it just a fluke or was he cluing Michael into who he may run into once he gets to Hell for murdering Ana Lucia and Libby? Speaking of clues, can you spare me with the Miss Clue (or Miss Klugh, as it was spelt in the closed captions) bullshizz? The first thing I thought when I heard her name was that she must be the little sister to famed fraudulent psychic Miss Cleo (perhaps she is on the island as well ... we don't know what happened to her after she was sued for being a fraud). Did anyone else think that the bearded Zeke, "leader" of The Others, looks a helluva lot like Moses? Is it intentional?
Okay ... so Miss Clue told Michael that he would get Walt back if he freed Henry Gale from capture and returned to them with Jack, Kate, Sawyer and Hurley. The only common bond I can discern among these people is that they all saw or conjured up apparitions on the island (Jack saw his dead father, Kate saw the black horse, Sawyer conjured up a wild boar [the one who chased him] while hunting and Hurley saw his crazy imaginary friend Dave). It is very interesting that The Others know Kate and Sawyer's real names. It was good to see Walt again, I'm glad that he tried to warn his father that The Others were "pretending" (referring to the fact that they are pretending to be primitive-looking), I'm just not sure why Kate hasn't mentioned this to anyone. She and Claire found The Others' costumes in that locker in the medical hatch back when Claire was regaining her memory. Speaking of hatches, we've come upon yet another hatch at Camp The Others. The symbol on the Dharma logo looks to be a rectangle -- like the rectangle hole in the rock. Could this hatch be the one associated with the Electromagnetic Research Initiative of the Hanso Foundation? That would explain why Michael was told to go North and would also explain why his compass would point him in the right direction (when no other compasses work properly on the island).
Okay, this is getting too long ... let me wrap up ... I'm glad to see that Charlie seems to have kicked his junk habit -- but does this mean that his time on the island is dunzo? Generally, when people on the island work out their problems that means it's time for them do die (especially since Eko is done with Charlie). I loved the special moment between Sawyer and Jack -- the only thing that would've made that scene even better would've been a deep, passionate kiss and maybe a lingering hug. Miss Clue warned Walt to behave otherwise he'd get thrown back in "The Room" -- you wanna be we'll get to see what this room looks like in the season finale? The big shocker in this ep was the appearance of the sailboat at the end ... was it real or just an illusion? Any chance it could turn out to be Desmond's boat (he told Jack he got stranded on the island when he was attempting to sail around the world in a sailboat)? Any chance we'll get to see see Desmond next week? [Screencaptures via Lost-Media.com]
The website puzzle to figure out this week is at
www.letyourcompassguideyou.com. Head on over to
www.thelostexperience.com to have all the secret shizz figured out for you. This week's website is sponsored by Jeep (much like last week's puzzle was sponsored by Sprite). I like the web puzzles but the product tie-ins are lame.