When i read things like:

"Can the past be changed?

No. Events in the past already occurred. Their consequences, which future people witness, prove what occurred. Regardless of past peoples' motivations and their knowledge of the present, they eventually chose a specific course of action, one that produced the present's current state. ("Because You Left") ("The Lie")",

i can't help but think who and why decided that this is " solved"? Solved by who? Solved when? Where? At what point in time in the show it was solved? Actually Faraday was saying the exact opposite, claiming that he in fact can change the past with explosion...

Obviously it had something to do with the "explosion of the bomb made it so that Oceanic 815 never crash" idea, and in this theory past WAS changed in some (big) way.

Maybe I'm wrong about the physics part, but still i can't see it being "solved", it looks more like "theory" (look at so called Taweret, who looks like Sobek even in Assassin's Creed).

 Also i don't buy the idea that somebody can "create the world for itself" (unless it's a nutward with Hurley).

In the end of 4th season, in "no place like home, part 2\3", Kate told to Jack that she spent the last three years trying to forget all the horrible things that happened on the day that they left.

What happened? She left the island, got in some legal trouble and something else, but i can't see anything that horrifying.

Maybe I'm missing something?

I just rewatch the entire show. I have two things I can't work out -

1) When Ben was young and was shot after the time shifted, Kate took him to Richard to help fix him. But there is no mention of him going back to Dharma. Yet in the earlier seasons Ben was shown helping kill the Dharma crew including his Dad. At what point did Ben return? Was this shown somewhere in the show and I missed it? Or is it left to presume that he returned

2) In the final episode, The Man in Black is killed, but how is that possible? If he can turn into the smoke monster at will then why didn't he? Why is he immune to bullets but not falling from a cliff? Also, isn't the body just a 'form' he has taken and therefore not the real body of Locke?

Please help my tiny brain understand.

How much Losties are necesaries to make presure on abc for an spinoff? there are so many posibilities... the history of the island...

Juliet could have traveled through time after she detonate the hydrogen bomb. She might have traveled a very long time before the statue was built. She may have been seen by some ancient inhabitants of the Island, probably from Egypt or Mesopotamia, who mistaken her with of goddess. She may have stayed for while to help them with babies,... or just for a second. At the end, she disappear, came back to present with Jack,.. and die, with Sawyer. Seems the statue is probably inspired by the goddess of fertility Tawaret, just as Juliet was a fertility doctor, and her long hairs and her back and shoulders who looks the same, we can see a link.

In Season 1 Episode 5 White Rabbit @ 36:57, after Jack destroys the casket, there is a wide shot showing the night sky. The blooper is that the Big Dipper (a part of Ursa Major) is in the sky. This is not visible from that part of the Southern Hemisphere near Fiji. Even if it was, it would be upside down.

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