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'''"Doing Jacob's Work"''' is an orchestral piece from the [[Season 6]] soundtrack. |
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** '''Jin and Hurley drive to the Swan site'''. {{crossref|6x01}} |
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** Jin's van pulls a beam from the site. {{crossref|6x01}} |
** Jin's van pulls a beam from the site. {{crossref|6x01}} |
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* Hurley suggests they all go home, and the van drives away into the night. {{crossref|EP}} |
* Hurley suggests they all go home, and the van drives away into the night. {{crossref|EP}} |
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Revision as of 18:06, 27 May 2011
"Doing Jacob's Work" is an orchestral piece from the Season 6 soundtrack.
Main appearance
Jacob tells Hurley he needs to take Sayid and the guitar case he had given him previously to the Temple. Jin, together with Hurley and the injured Sayid, return to the Swan.
Full list of appearances
The suspense motif from "Doing Jacob's Work" plays during the following scenes:
- The camera glides through the underwater DHARMA barracks. ("LA X, Part 1")
- Jin and Hurley drive to the Swan site. ("LA X, Part 1")
- Jin's van pulls a beam from the site. ("LA X, Part 1")
- Jack chases after the Man in Black. ("The End")
- Hurley suggests they all go home, and the van drives away into the night. ("The New Man in Charge")
Influences
Besides its own motif, the piece begins with a variation on Jacob's theme.
Variations
The piece's motif reappears in "A Sunken Feeling".
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