"We ARE in shock, Jack"

[Reed]

Of course we know the Finalé will likely be shocking but I still found this interesting. The Survivors seemed calm so perhaps whatever happened had a few days to sink in, though Sun was the only one whom seemed unsettled.

Following this scene, I really liked Hurley introducing his family to Sayid whom had no family at the greeting - that was nice to see. I feel the whole scene was very well done, while introducing us to some new music to make it seem special.

Back to the topic, what do you suppose Sun was referring to EXACTLY? The Island being moved perhaps, the [presumed] death of her Husband or the leaving behind of all the other Survivors? Of course it is likely a combination of everything we will see in the final episode.

[monster-eats-pilot]

Well I first thought it was just the shock of actually going home and having left the island but I guess there's a lot of stuff we don't know about.
I loved Hurley introducing Sayid
I felt sorry for Kate not having anyone there

[Reed]

Originally Posted by monster-eats-pilot

Well I first thought it was just the shock of actually going home and having left the island but I guess there's a lot of stuff we don't know about.
I loved Hurley introducing Sayid
I felt sorry for Kate not having anyone there

Oh you mean that is what you thought when Sun said it?

Trust Hurley for yet more loveable scenes - what a great character.

I actually did feel sorry for her, I just wanted [someone] to give her a hug. Though atleast she had Aaron.

[monster-eats-pilot]

Originally Posted by Reed

Oh you mean that is what you thought when Sun said it?

Trust Hurley for yet more loveable scenes - what a great character.

I actually did feel sorry for her, I just wanted [someone] to give her a hug. Though atleast she had Aaron.

Yeah. I thought everyone seemed kind of in shock. Apart from Jack who seemed pretty relaxed and enjoying himself.

I know so did I in a way. Everybody forgot about her. She was looking for somebody,anybody aswell.

[Murg]

Any one of five dozen things that have happened to them over the past few months should be enough to ensure a lifetime of therapy, to be honest, starting with the 'plane crash ....

[monster-eats-pilot]

People can adapt quickly though and I guess they've had alot of time to think about the plane crash and what they've been through. I'd be in more shock about getting off the island and adapting back

[Reed]

Originally Posted by monster-eats-pilot

Yeah. I thought everyone seemed kind of in shock. Apart from Jack who seemed pretty relaxed and enjoying himself.

I know so did I in a way. Everybody forgot about her. She was looking for somebody,anybody aswell.

Sayid was his normal self, very composed. But yes Jack seemed the calmest.

I suppose she believed her Mother would show up, in spite of everything that had happened between them. Also, perhaps she was waiting for her Step-Father to possibly show up?

Originally Posted by Murg

Any one of five dozen things that have happened to them over the past few months should be enough to ensure a lifetime of therapy, to be honest, starting with the 'plane crash ....

Good point regarding the 'crash' though we never did find out whether the Survivors were knocked out or whether they saw the whole thing. Regardless, the "turbulence" and "snapping" of the plane in half would have been absolutely terrifying. I swear Kate has said at some point that she saw everything but I am hazy on that.

[lost-lover]

Yes, it was in Pilot Part 2 that Kate said to Jack that she saw the whole thing.
Jack: I didn't see what happened. I blacked out.
Kate: I didn't. I saw the whole thing. I knew the back of the plane was gone, I just couldn't bring myself to look back. The front ripped off as we were coming down and we cartwheeled through the jungle, I don't know how we survived.

[Reed]

Originally Posted by lost-lover

Yes, it was in Pilot Part 2 that Kate said to Jack that she saw the whole thing.
Jack: I didn't see what happened. I blacked out.
Kate: I didn't. I saw the whole thing. I knew the back of the plane was gone, I just couldn't bring myself to look back. The front ripped off as we were coming down and we cartwheeled through the jungle, I don't know how we survived.

That must have been absolutely terrifying. I thought she revealed that alot later on in the show, so thank you for that.

[monster-eats-pilot]

I love Locke's remark to Walt after he told him his mother had died and Locke replied "You're having a bad month". Understatement of the century.

[lost-lover]

Oh that one had me in stitches. Clasic Locke!