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Episode 2x23 / Re: "...when Walt joined us."
« on: May 30, 2006, 08:11:46 PM »
Not sure...but when he said "Paul is dead" it freaked me out.
LOL that's a good one... maybe the others eat "beatles"
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Not sure...but when he said "Paul is dead" it freaked me out.
You guys realize that there's absolutely nothing so far that points to Walt intimidating all the Others with his "powers", right??...lol...Not to mention that winning at backgammon probably isn't something that should be chalked up to his "powers", either. Since we're speculating for all we know Locke let him win.
Right now the show is giving the vibe that the Others got whatever they wanted and needed from Walt, so they have no problems in letting him go, especially if doing so means they get Jack, Kate, Sawyer and Hurley in return. I haven't seen anything that showed anyone in the Others camp being effected by Walt's presence at all, nor have I seen anything that showed Walt being anything other than nervous and scared while around them.
No it'sourlibby she was by the way stating she was a clinical pyshcologist. She obvioulsy works for Widmore.She could have been in there to spyon the guy rattling the number not hulrey he didn't use them until much later,or she went in becuase her husband wasreal and did die and she got depressed.
Thanks GJ this is the theory I have been pushing since Wednesday. It is nice to see someone else on the same wavelength. She starts checking out Hurley after he uses the numbers and she wants to know what else he knows
Make that two, but remember his powers did show up also when he wasn't angry reading the comic book, throwing the knife, playing backgammon.
One thing I notices looking at these... the return address vs. the addressee... the "8" has been wrotten two different ways. One as two circles utop each other, and the other is a sigle stroke 'figure-8'. .
If Walt was "more than they bargained for" in terms of his ability and "specialness", you'd think they'd want to keep him longer, and not let him go.
Geronimo Jackson said- "But why then since Locke helpedHenry wasn't Locke part of the ones to go with Michael? Did Henry want him to stay and punch the numbers?"
maybe they didnt want Locke because that list wasn't a list of helpful people, the "good ones". After all, would you put Locke in the same category as Sawyer, a general no-goodnick, Kate, a murderer, and Jack, who is the polar oppositte of Locke? as for Hurley, they did send him back....
Yeah, but should Fenry be thankful to Jack. I mean Jack did keep Sayid from beating him to death?[