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On a certain remote island, love seems to be a losing game. Indulging in a spot of hanky panky seems to be the forbidden fruit in Lost, as many couples have danced into the fire having shared that fatal kiss.
The romantic hook-ups among the crash survivors are certainly plagued by peril. There was barely a dry eye in the house when poor Charlie scribbled his farewell note to Claire and plunged into the afterlife after disabling the jamming signal on the Others’ underwater station. The pair had overcome so much - mainly the Brit rocker’s drug habit and the emergence of baby Aaron - but ultimately Charlie couldn’t defeat the grim reality of Desmond’s morbid visions. Soon, the distraught Claire was leaving her baby in the bushes and running off with her dead father - hardly a conventional part of the grieving process.
The increasingly miserable Hurley’s eyes lit up when Libby revealed her fondness for the lottery winner. The last time he was so excited was when he discovered the Dharma Initiative’s food store and built up a secret stash. Yet before the pair could develop their relationship, up popped Michael Dawson to put a bullet in the young lady in exchange for a reunion with Walt.
Similarly, Sayid’s blossoming courtship with Shannon was cut off in its prime by a gun, also with a Walt connection. The blonde extortionist had set off into the drizzly jungle in pursuit of the missing Walt, whom she had seen in various visions. The trigger-happy Ana Lucia leapt onto the scene and shot Shannon, having mistaken her for one of The Others. Alas, for poor Sayid this wasn’t to be the last time a loved one was bumped off, as highlighted by the recent flashforwards and the slaying of Nadia.
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In Preparation for Season 5, Polls, SL-LOST Podcast CommentsTwo months ago we asked you to vote for your favorite couple. Here are the results of the votation:
Congratulations, Jack and Kate!
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Which of these questions are going to be answered before the season ends, in your opinion?
1) Is Aaron’s mummy going bye-bye? With Aaron now living with Kate and calling her mama, one could assume that Claire is either a) dead or b) back on the island wielding the least effective Amber Alert ever. Is a tender sign-off in her future?
2) How did Alex end up with Ben? Poor Alex grew up thinking Ben was her father. How did that “happen”? And isn’t it a little strange that it took a hardcore jungle survivalist like Rousseau 16 years to find her?
3) Why does Hurley see dead people? Is there more to these visions than just a mental disorder? Hurley’s imaginary pal Dave helped him overcome his shyness and the reappearance of Charlie kick-starts Hurley’s desire to return to the island.
4) How did Michael and Walt get back to New York? Desmond’s storyline has shown that leaving the island is not a simple process. “Meet Kevin Johnson” revealed that the pair made it back to New York, but how?
5) Are you buying this “constant” nonsense? Stuck in a time travel loop, Desmond is headed for a Minkowski-style aneurysm, but after a little chit-chat with Penny, his “constant,” he’s fine? Does this make sense?
6) How does Sayid end up working for Ben? What — or who — could Ben possibly have in his corner that would make the forthright military man end up gunning-for-hire for His Otherness?
7) Will we ever learn all of Jack’s father’s secrets? We know that he’s both Jack and Claire’s dad, but is there more to the late Dr. Shephard Sr. (John Terry)? For example, is he maybe not dead? Is he maybe — oh, I don’t know — Jacob?
Is Jin really dead? We saw Sun bring her newborn daughter to Jin’s grave, a grave that showed Jin’s date of death as September 22, 2004, the date of the crash. Did he really die, or is it some elaborate Oceanic Six cover-up?
9) Where is Penny’s boat? OK, now that we know what is NOT PENNY’S BOAT, where is her dang rescue party? Surely not still poking around the Arctic, right?
10) What is Smokey the Monster? Rousseau called it a security system that protects the island. We learn something new about Smokey every time we see him. So far he has made some noises and attacked and/or killed people. What’s next?
11) Can Juliet be trusted? At this point, Juliet has double-, triple-, and quadruple-crossed nearly every character on the island. We know she wants to leave the island. We know she hates Ben and loves Jack. Or do we?
12) Who are the bad guys? Ben is fond of saying that he’s one of the good guys. More recently, he’s pointed an accusatory finger at Charles Widmore (Alan Dale, pictured), Penny’s dad, as the guy who faked the crash of Oceanic 815.
13) How did the island cure Locke and Rose? Locke was paralyzed and Rose had cancer before they boarded Oceanic 815. But now they’re both cured. That’s some talented electromagnetism they got there, ay?
14) Who is in the coffin? It seems to be of smaller than average size. The funeral parlor appears to be in an African-American neighborhood. Nobody shows up for the funeral. Who is it? And why does Jack take his or her passing so hard?
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