"We ARE in shock, Jack"

[Reed]

Originally Posted by monster-eats-pilot

Yeah. It was only like when Locke smiled with the orange in his mouth to Kate and she looked disgusted. I think it's good he's trying to keep situations light and making the best out of what they have.

Makes me laugh you mentioning that. I felt really sorry for Locke but it was very bad timing on his part, even if he generally tries to lighten the mood. Now that I think about it, he does have a very unique sense of a humour - which is a compliment.

[lost-lover]

The orange smile was one of my favourite moments on Lost

[Kiowa Warrior]

It really didn't sit comfortably with me the way Jack seemed so calm and, well, accepting of everything that he can order everyone on the plane about. If he had to say 'just say you're in shock they'll buy that as an excuse' then he himself must not be in shock, no? Or maybe not in as much shock as everyone else.

Oh and Locke's Orange Smile is still a brilliant scene to watch Scavenger Kate was just cruel to not even attempt to smile back at him or anything...

[Reed]

Originally Posted by Kiowa Warrior

It really didn't sit comfortably with me the way Jack seemed so calm and, well, accepting of everything that he can order everyone on the plane about. If he had to say 'just say you're in shock they'll buy that as an excuse' then he himself must not be in shock, no? Or maybe not in as much shock as everyone else.

Oh and Locke's Orange Smile is still a brilliant scene to watch Scavenger Kate was just cruel to not even attempt to smile back at him or anything...

Good point. Perhaps the events of the Finalé had time to digest perhaps, though presumably they would not necessarily be in shock after 100 days on the Island [or whatever number Karen Decker stated]. I think perhaps Jack and Sayid are more composed individuals whereas Sun, Hurley, Kate are not. Who am I missing here?

I did feel sorry for Locke when she chose not to smile back but in her defense she was disgusted in herself for having to steal shoes from a deceased passenger.