"Ocean's Apart" is a orchestral piece from the Season 3 soundtrack, and Juliet Burke's character theme. It starts with a i - IV - III - IV chord progression.
Main appearance[]
Isabel reads Jack's tattoos. Jack helps the Others put Ben into a rowboat.
Sawyer and Kate continue home through the jungle. Karl looks up at the stars, and we see that Alex is looking at them as well. Jack and Juliet look at each other.
Full list of appearances[]
"Ocean's Apart" and its variations play in the following scenes.
- The Others return home. ("Stranger in a Strange Land")
- Juliet says goodbye to her sister. ("One of Us")
- Juliet tells the group about the gun cache. She and Jack kiss. ("Through the Looking Glass, Part 1")
- Juliet tells Jack that after seeing Sun's baby, she wants to stop working for Ben. ("Operation: Sleeper")
- Juliet and Goodwin picnic together. ("The Other Woman")
- Ben takes Juliet to see Goodwin's body. ("The Other Woman")
- Jack kisses Juliet. ("The Other Woman")
- Sawyer and Juliet talk about the return of The Oceanic 6. ("Namaste")
- Jack and Juliet hug in her house. ("Namaste")
- Juliet asks Jack why he came back to the Island. ("Whatever Happened, Happened")
- Juliet's parents announce their divorce. ("The Incident, Part 2")
- Juliet tells Sawyer they were never meant to be together. ("The Incident, Part 2")
- Juliet is pulled into the Swan shaft. ("The Incident, Part 2")
- Juliet hits the Jughead. ("The Incident, Part 2")
- The survivors clear wreckage to free Juliet from the Swan. ("LA X, Part 1")
- Juliet tells Sawyer she tried to detonate the bomb. ("LA X, Part 1")
- Juliet dies in Sawyer's arms. ("LA X, Part 1")
- Sawyer sits on the dock by the Barracks and throws their engagement ring into the water. ("What Kate Does")
- Juliet and Sawyer remember their lives. ("The End")
Variations[]
The piece's theme appears in "Heavy Metal Crew," "The Incident", "Smokey And The Bandits", "Sticking to Their Guns" and "We Can Go Dutch".
Title significance[]
The title refers to Karl and Alex being literally "oceans apart", while Kate and Sawyer are emotionally separated. The apostrophe in the title may be misplaced as it implies possession. It may also instead play on the title of the Ocean's movie series.
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