View Full Version : Could Jack Have Been On The Island Before!
Jaystar™
12-10-2008, 12:41 AM
Ok so I'm going through Season 1 again. And on the Episode "The best Cowboys have Daddy Issues" after Jack awakes from Ethan attacking him, he says "I'm not letting him kill them, not again!"
konbon
12-10-2008, 04:33 AM
I dont no i would watch it again and see if he says it just to make sure im not saying he didnt say it its just because i just watched it too and i noticed a couple of things that i hadnt the first 4 or 5 times i watched the series
the thing i noticed most was the man who fired desmond from the monastary has a picture of himself and the old lady from the jewlery store on his desk you have to pause it just at the right second i cannot remember what the episode name is thou
Jaystar™
12-10-2008, 03:17 PM
I dont no i would watch it again and see if he says it just to make sure im not saying he didnt say it its just because i just watched it too and i noticed a couple of things that i hadnt the first 4 or 5 times i watched the series
the thing i noticed most was the man who fired desmond from the monastary has a picture of himself and the old lady from the jewlery store on his desk you have to pause it just at the right second i cannot remember what the episode name is thou
Well you should Re-watch it it's quite confusing, because he says it before they find Charlie hanging from a Tree!
lostie108
12-10-2008, 03:53 PM
Well you should Re-watch it it's quite confusing, because he says it before they find Charlie hanging from a Tree!
i think he says that just because the others have tried to infiltrate their camp before and i think were successful and got away with some of the survivors . and as far as jack knows they are all dead .
lostie108
12-10-2008, 03:54 PM
I dont no i would watch it again and see if he says it just to make sure im not saying he didnt say it its just because i just watched it too and i noticed a couple of things that i hadnt the first 4 or 5 times i watched the series
the thing i noticed most was the man who fired desmond from the monastary has a picture of himself and the old lady from the jewlery store on his desk you have to pause it just at the right second i cannot remember what the episode name is thou
are you sure this is in season 1 because i dont think we are introduced to desmond until season 2 , if im not mistaken .
notsolost42
12-10-2008, 04:12 PM
We didn't meet Desmond until season 2. Well into it. The show with the monastary and Brother Campbell and Mrs. Hawking was The Constant, I believe. Hope that helps.
Jaystar™
12-10-2008, 05:39 PM
i think he says that just because the others have tried to infiltrate their camp before and i think were successful and got away with some of the survivors . and as far as jack knows they are all dead .
Not true because he sees Ethan before he says "Not Again!" and Ethan says if he Continues to follow him he will kill one of them. And they Continue so he trys to kill Charlie.
notsolost42
12-10-2008, 05:49 PM
Excuse me, the episode with the photo of Brother Campbell and Mrs. Hawking together was Catch-22. My apologies for my poor memory.
SingerSewer
01-11-2009, 06:58 PM
Ok so I'm going through Season 1 again. And on the Episode "The best Cowboys have Daddy Issues" after Jack awakes from Ethan attacking him, he says "I'm not letting him kill them, not again!"
I'm new to Lost. I just got interested (adicted) and got caught up to date on all the seasons.
I just rewatched this episode and I thing Jack said this refering to his dad since the flashback right before was of his dad.
John Locke
01-15-2009, 11:03 PM
Watching now lol
losttime
01-15-2009, 11:13 PM
I think something we all missed was in the episode where Jack confronts Ben and Ben told Jack to get the phone that Naomi had and give it to Ben, he said that if he doesnt do that then History will be repeating itself as if to indicate the time loop theory that has been passed around for some time now. I was watching it on reruns and when I heard Ben say that, I thought about how the time loop theory would apply.
Jaystar™
01-25-2009, 11:37 PM
I think something we all missed was in the episode where Jack confronts Ben and Ben told Jack to get the phone that Naomi had and give it to Ben, he said that if he doesnt do that then History will be repeating itself as if to indicate the time loop theory that has been passed around for some time now. I was watching it on reruns and when I heard Ben say that, I thought about how the time loop theory would apply.
But the Writers said it happens inside the first ever Episode.
losttime
05-09-2009, 04:15 PM
But the Writers said it happens inside the first ever Episode.
I wasnt talking about the important thing we all missed i was just discussing something that might have been missed in general.
lilsev42
06-24-2009, 05:14 PM
I started a thread back in the off time waiting for last season about the monk and Elle on here.That they worked and manipulated time along with people to get Desmond and Penny together to meet.At the time not many peps responded to the thread I'm sure that they did maanipulate things to get them together for whatever reason.Elle is a wierd character,she was the leader -she is kinda a keeper of time and the monk is a keeper of the faith.They put Desmond to the test before the monk intentionally hooked up him and Penny to meet. That's just my take,I wish i could find that old thread,I like this thread there is alot we are keeping a blind eye about,that's just my opinion
andrewc2189
06-27-2009, 03:39 PM
I would say yes he was on the island before, but not because of these points. We are first introduced to him awaking in the jungle laying on his back far from the crash where he apparently "blacked out". This is unusual in it's own right (especially without any injuries) but the same exact thing happens to him when coming back to the island the second time. He "blacks out" from the light and finds himself on the island laying on his back. I don't think it's just coincidence.
losttime
06-27-2009, 03:51 PM
I would say yes he was on the island before, but not because of these points. We are first introduced to him awaking in the jungle laying on his back far from the crash where he apparently "blacked out". This is unusual in it's own right (especially without any injuries) but the same exact thing happens to him when coming back to the island the second time. He "blacks out" from the light and finds himself on the island laying on his back. I don't think it's just coincidence.
he had a huge lac that he asked Kate to suture after flt 815 ripped apart.
andrewc2189
06-27-2009, 03:58 PM
Ok yeah that's true but my point was a person with no broken bones or truly serious injuries should not find their way out of their seat/seatbelt, in a plane that's hurtling down through the sky, and land relatively safely far away from the crash on their backs. He was able to get up and run to the plane afterwards. To me that tells me something else is going on. Heck, maybe even something else with more survivors since someone at some point did say, "That crash should have killed all of us".
losttime
06-27-2009, 04:03 PM
Ok yeah that's true but my point was a person with no broken bones or truly serious injuries should not find their way out of their seat/seatbelt, in a plane that's hurtling down through the sky, and land relatively safely far away from the crash on their backs. He was able to get up and run to the plane afterwards. To me that tells me something else is going on. Heck, maybe even something else with more survivors since someone at some point did say, "That crash should have killed all of us".
I see what you are saying but Jack I believe was following Vincent after it ran past him. I also thnk Vincent is more than just a dog. I think if it did survive it was because the "Island chooses who it chooses" type of thing. A dog in a crate under the plans would have been slammed around and would at minimum have some type of injury whether external or internal and would most likey be showing signs of it not running around right after the crash. For all we know the crate could have been located in the tail section that lays at the bottom of the ocean.
LostLate
08-15-2009, 11:39 PM
Ok so I'm going through Season 1 again. And on the Episode "The best Cowboys have Daddy Issues" after Jack awakes from Ethan attacking him, he says "I'm not letting him kill them, not again!"
Well even though this takes place in S1, Jack was on the Island in 1973 and 1973 is before 2004. So even though they don't end up in the past until S4...
Here'sLOCKEing at you,Kid
09-29-2009, 03:29 PM
I think they are all a bunch of misfits, never quite belonging there in the mainland world. They belong to the island.
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