Lost: A Journey in Time Page #3

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Jack began to realize that going

back to the real world was a mistake.

We ... were not supposed to leave.

Yes, we were.

That this thing

that he had wanted,

not only for himself but

for all the other characters,

maybe that wasn't the

best thing for him.

And it's Locke's death that catalyzes

Jack to return to the island.

Hello, Jack.

Didn't mean to scare you.

Did he tell you that I

was off the island?

He told me that after I left the island,

some very bad things happened.

And he told me that it was

my fault for leaving.

And he said that I had

to come back.

All of you have to go back.

We're gonna

have to bring him, too.

The day the Oceanic Six

left the island,

John Locke was appointed

the leader of the Others.

Hello, John.

Welcome home.

But his new position

did not last long.

Richard? Richard?!

Time Travel

There's a lot of mystery

surrounding the idea

of exactly what

is skipping through time.

Is it the island?

Is it the people on the island?

When the sky lit up,

where did you go?

I didn't go anywhere, John.

You went.

Here's what we know ...

There is a donkey wheel

in a very, very cold place

down below the Orchid station.

We know that when you turn it,

the island moves.

When the island disappeared it

was basically set off its axis,

and it started skipping through time.

Next time we see each other,

I'm not gonna recognize you.

You give me this.

It's a compass.

The only way to save the island,

John, is to get your people back here.

- How am I supposed to do that?

- You're gonna have to die, John.

Time travel had existed

on the show earlier.

We saw Desmond's consciousness

travel in the episode "The Constant".

Hey, hey. You okay?

We've had Sayid listening to

a transmission from the 1940s.

- It could be coming from anywhere.

- Or anytime.

But in this season, time travel

becomes much more overt.

Whatever Ben Linus did down at

the Orchid station dislodged us.

- Dislodged us from what?

- Time.

Our characters

have these encounters

with things that took place

in the island's past.

And none is any more significant than

Sawyer wandering through the jungle,

- seeing Kate helping Claire give birth.

- Come on, Claire! Push!

And this is an incredibly powerful,

emotional moment for him.

And we realize

that is also the night

that Locke first saw this light

shining out of the hatch.

That light in the sky ... It was

from the hatch, wasn't it?

The night that Boone died,

I was confused, scared.

The light came on

and shot up into the sky.

At the time, I thought it meant

something. It was just a light.

All these things are

happening for a reason.

So to tamper with them,

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