[quote]Anyone have any idea about the reasons behind these particular images? I see that they are all from Eko's perspective; the teddy bear, the burning plane, the others' feet, etc. But I am at a loss for these images as opposed to images of Eko and the men he killed or other, more dramatic images?

Also -- why was the cross in the dirt? Did't he take it directly from Yemi's neck and put it on his own?

As to the first question, I guess they could have used more dramatic flashes (as they did in his flashbacks from "Cost of Living")... but well, that didn't bother me. Dreams are like that, you never know what parts your subconscious mind could jump to.

For the second question, Eko dropped his cross in the dirt when he was young (and taken by the militants). His brother later picked it up. That's the scene it was from, not the later nonflashback scene where Eko takes it from his brother.

Thanks Ginger!  I remember now!Quote from: MormanThis is along the same thing, in Eko's flashback...the father of the the "undead" girl...was that the same psychic that claire talked with?  At least I think it was Claire...Yes, Morman, it was the same guy that was responsible for Claire getting on flight 815 -- so I don't think he's the fake he told Eko he was!

This is along the same thing, in Eko's flashback...the father of the the "undead" girl...was that the same psychic that claire talked with?  At least I think it was Claire...

Anyone have any idea about the reasons behind these particular images?  I see that they are all from Eko's perspective; the teddy bear, the burning plane, the others' feet, etc.  But I am at a loss for these images as opposed to images of Eko and the men he killed or other, more dramatic images?Also -- why was the cross in the dirt?  Did't he take it directly from Yemi's neck and put it on his own?