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Jennifer was a member of the Others in possession of a decades-old U.S. Army knife. During the raid on the Tailies to recruit the so-called "good ones", she tackled their leader, who subsequently struck her in self-defense with a rock.

At the time of her death, Ana Lucia was unaware she had killed her, and hoped to wake her up and question her.

After the crash[]

On Day 1, Ben ordered Goodwin to pose as a spy for the tail-section survivors, as well as to provide a list of the good people they needed to integrate into their society. He was ordered to do so by Day 4. ("A Tale of Two Cities")

Day 12[]

Goodwin evidently provided the list and by Day 12, Jennifer accompanied other members of the Others to claim the tail-section's "good ones" after they'd taken three of the four strongest in the camp on the first night. She tackled Ana Lucia Cortez when she tried to stop the Others from taking Zack and Emma.

Ana Lucia then struck her with a rock to subdue and knock her unconscious. After she tried to wake Jennifer up to interrogate her, Goodwin informed a distressed Ana that Jennifer was in fact dead. After this, Ana Lucia inspected her pockets and found a list with the names of the survivors they kidnapped, and a U.S. Army knife in her pocket. ("The Other 48 Days")

Day 63[]

Later, while assuming the alias Henry Gale, Ben manipulated Ana Lucia with guilt by telling her she "killed two people" who were "leaving her alone". ("Two for the Road")

Trivia[]

  • Goodwin's reaction to Jennifer's death is a clue that he is the mole.
  • She is the first known woman to be killed by Ana Lucia, followed by Shannon Rutherford. Both were, in different contexts, accidental.
  • Jennifer's name was only mentioned/revealed by Ben during a conversation with Ana Lucia in the screenplay of "Two for the Road". However, the scene was deleted. In the final cut of the episode shown on-screen. it precedes the moment where Ben mentions Goodwin calling Ana misunderstood.

Cut material[]

  • In the script, Ben claims Jennifer as the owner of the knife and had a wide-eyed expression upon recognizing it (due to his familiarity with its owner). But given it was a ploy to manipulate Ana Lucia's emotions over killing Goodwin in self-defense, it is not certain if this was Ben leveraging something based on an honest observation or simply a way to stir up Ana's guilt. [1]
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