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Sayid is faced with a difficult decision and the Man in Black plays out his plan with help from Sayid and Claire. It was originally broadcast on March 2, 2010. 'Sundown' is the sixth episode of Season 6 of Lost and the 109th produced hour of the series as a whole. For the musical piece, see Sundown (composition).
It was written by show runners/executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse and directed by executive producer Jack Bender. With a few simple steps, you can change your.'LA X' comprises the 104th and 105th episodes of the American Broadcasting Companys Lost, marking the premiere of the sixth and final season. “When I die, what do you think will happen to me?” -SayidSorry, Lost: Season 6: LA X: Part 1 is not available on German Netflix but it is available on Netflix India. ('The Incident, Part 1') Sayid is held under the.
Flight 815 is shown successfully landing in Los Angeles with no crash on the island.Our predictions about the two different Last Supper promotional photos featuring the LOST cast were accurate: There are two main different timelines going on. The whole time I’m taking notes, scene by scene.Lost (20042010): Season 6, Episode 1 - LA X - Part 1 - full transcript. Watching LOST is a serious event.
They don’t want to acknowlege either of the realities as the alternate one. We are now dealing with the narrative device referred to as “flash-sideways”.But by the finale, does only one of these destinies become the real one? The writers of the show aren’t saying. It’s like those Choose Your Own Adventure books.
That’s no coincidence.In one of The Lord’s Supper parodies, Sayid assumes the role of Judas and John Locke represents Christ. Sayid died at the temple (or was murdered by the men that were supposed to save him), then soon after comes back to life. He told Hurley (in the new unknown year with the temple and the new Asian dude with long hair) to take Sayid to the temple (even though Jacob died an hour before in 1977). Because we’ve always been curious anyway about that.There are two main parts from the episode that keep bouncing around in my mind.The first: Who is in Sayid’s body now? Jacob.
After a person has died on the island, and after Esau (or Jacob) takes the form of their body, they can appear as that person at any point in the past, but not in the future. But for us viewers, we now see this was a foreshadowing that the thing that would happen to him when he died is that Jacob would take over his body.Going back to the fact that Jacob told Hurley to take Sayid to the temple in 1977, this solidifies a theory and anwers a mystery that we’ve been wondering since the 2nd season. He was assuming and referring to his soul’s judgment to hell. In other words, Jacob will deceive Esau by making him think Sayid is still alive.There is much irony in Sayid’s asking of what will happen to him when he dies.
I call this timeline “The Turban Times” because of the burgundy turbans worn by some of the temple mongers.We’ve been introduced to two new bad guys. Stuck in on the island? Based on the temple’s structure and the clothing, I assume sometime in the 1500’s, at the latest. Therefore he was able to go back in time and instruct Hurley to set up the takeover of Sayid’s body.The second thing bouncing around in my head is this: What year are Jack and Co.
Both of them appear to be up to no good. And his weird looking scientist friend, Dr. Until I learn his name and until I learn his actual ethnic background, I will call name him Emperor Miyagi.
The ankh was believed by the Egyptians to protect them against sickness, infertility, and a loss of psychic powers.When it’s all said and done, the struggle on the island will all come down to Jacob and Esau’s struggle for eternal life, which they attempt to maintain through the appearance of the bodies of those who have died on the island. It is the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic character for “eternal life” and represents the deities of the afterlife. Even the good guys are at least a little bad on LOST.In closing, I have a feeling that the Egyptian cross, the ankh, will continue to have a major symbolic meaning for this final season. Based on the fact that Benjamin in the Bible was righteous.
I have a feeling it won’t. That is, unless the alternative timeline proves to be solid.
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