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Originally Posted by Rebekita
Well... I'm thinking we need to figure out the significance of his flashback. After all, the key to many things/motives in Lost is the flashback. He asks the dead grandson where the money is and finds a truckload of cash and drugs. Obviously, as people have said, money is important. But the way that he went and asked the dead kid where "it" was, that was very specific. The same is obviously the case for this. Specific. He obviously needs it for something particular, but mysterious.
I say "obviously"... But I also reckon it could just as easily be a code just as mentioned above :-)
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Well one theory is did his research and
KNEW the young boy more than likely had money in his room, i.e. to
purchase drugs with or money
earned from dealing.
But it was very
specific I agree, but perhaps he could
'sense' the spirit had money - just as he used
Naomi's body to find out what happened to her. But
that particular
flashback did not happen in
Eggtown so any direct relevance to money is not '
necessarily' a given. Though it
may be relative nonetheless
Perhaps he [for whatever reason] does not want to ask for
anymore than he needs. In other words, he is not a greedy man; well not
TOO greedy.