Lost: A Journey in Time Page #6
- Year:
- 2009
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If you come with me,
you won't ever have to lie again.
- Let me help you.
- Never, dude.
He hires a lawyer
We're here to get
- and one from your son Aaron.
- Why?
To determine your
relationship to the child.
This is Ben trying to put
enough guilt in Kate's mind
to get her to go
back to the island.
Why don't you leave
me and my son alone?
Because he's not your son, Kate.
And it's something that
kind of freaks her out.
We were in the supermarket,
and I turned around for one second,
- Aaron? Aaron?!
- and he was gone.
it's about time.
Why would I expect
him to be taken?
Kate doesn't realize that she's replacing
the wound left by Sawyer with Aaron.
Because you took him, Kate.
Ironically, it's pointed out to
her by an ex-girlfriend of Sawyer's.
Sawyer broke your heart.
How else were you supposed to fix it?
So Kate has a change of heart.
She returns Aaron to his grandmother.
I told him that you'll take care of him
while I'm gone and that I'll be back soon.
- Where are you going?
- I'm going back to find your daughter.
Sun had no intention of
going back to the island.
Move away!
Instead, she was determined
to avenge Jin's death.
But before she's able
to kill Ben,
Ben stops her and he says,
"Your husband isn't dead",
and he gives Sun a wedding ring ...
Jin's wedding ring.
All those people back on the island,
Jin included, need our help.
And it's proof that Jin's
still alive, and that is how
Ben is able to convince Sun
to return to the island.
- I thought I said all of them.
- This is all I could get on short notice.
The Lamp Post
a Dharma station off the island.
The Dharma Initiative
called it the Lamp Post.
This is how
they found the island.
And we meet this character
Eloise Hawking down there,
and she can use the
resources of the station
to determine where exactly the island
is located at any given point in time.
There's a commercial airline
flying from L.A. to Guam
that's going to go
right through our "window".
The show can be strange or weird or magical,
but in this case, the Dharma Initiative
used good old-fashioned math to find
the island. So stay in school, kids.
We just get on that flight
and we just hope that it works?
No, that's not all, Jack.
Eloise Hawking says, "It's not
just about being on this plane.
You have to try to recreate
the emotional conditions
surrounding you at the time
that Oceanic 815 crashed.
John Locke is going
to be a substitute,
which is why you need to give
John something of your father's.
Wherever you are, John, you
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