Eloise seems to recognize her handwriting. And I really, really hope that Daniel only plays dead.
Ben says Richard has had his job for a very, very long time, hehe. So Sun asks Richard if he was on the Island in '77 and knows Jin & Co. And then he says yes, because he watched them die. :O STFU!
There's the compass again. Is that why it works? Because the energy below the Swan Station hasn't leaked yet?
*sigh* Sure, if the plane crash never happened, Jack and Kate would never meet. But don't you dare taking that argument seriously! Because two people won't meet! Yeah, that would be sad, but isn't it sadder when a lot more people (nice people!) are dead?! I mean, I wouldn't want all that we've seen on this show to never have happened. But from the viewpoint of a Lostie all those lives should be more important than a relationship that doesn't even really work that well. But depending on what happened to Rose and Bernard, it would suck for them if the crash never happened. Haha, you know what would make a really cheesy ending? When the plane doesn't crash, but Jack and Kate met anyway. Because Jate is fate. ^^
WHOA! Dharmaville is build over the bomb? Dude! Btw, it's nice to know that Jughead wasn't just a filler ep.
Ahaha, Locke tells Richard what to do to have a nice stable time loop. But how did he know when exactly that happened? And when the fuck are we? I'm confused! That was 2007, right? So it should have been during the flashes. Ah, the Island told Locke. And now we know where one of the flashes took them, yay.
Tunnels under the pond, that's so cool.
Ooh, the evacuation. That's why our Freighties didn't grow up on the Island, huh?
What? Why does Locke want to kill Jacob? And is it even possible?