(taking this bit of trivia out, there is no evidence for it. I thought he didn't want to get in the elevator because he was embarrassed he was too fat and couldn't ''fit'', not because of that) |
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+ | The '''collapsing deck accident''' was a fatal accident [[Hurley]] believes he caused some time before he won the [[Mega Lotto Jackpot|lottery]]. As we learn in the episode {{ep|2x18}}, the deck was meant to hold [[8]] people, but there were [[23]] on the deck before Hurley stepped on ([[15]] people over, add Hurley and it's [[16]]), when it collapsed. Two people died, and Hurley developed depressive symptoms of stress and psychosis as a result, and was admitted into the [[Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute]]. [[Dr. Brooks]], Hurley's therapist, tried to convince him that the accident was not his fault and that the deck would have collapsed anyway. |
We do not yet know what kind of deck collapsed, or whether Hurley was in fact to blame for the event. |
We do not yet know what kind of deck collapsed, or whether Hurley was in fact to blame for the event. |
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Revision as of 16:53, 17 March 2007
The collapsing deck accident was a fatal accident Hurley believes he caused some time before he won the lottery. As we learn in the episode "Dave", the deck was meant to hold 8 people, but there were 23 on the deck before Hurley stepped on (15 people over, add Hurley and it's 16), when it collapsed. Two people died, and Hurley developed depressive symptoms of stress and psychosis as a result, and was admitted into the Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute. Dr. Brooks, Hurley's therapist, tried to convince him that the accident was not his fault and that the deck would have collapsed anyway.
We do not yet know what kind of deck collapsed, or whether Hurley was in fact to blame for the event.
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