The lastest interesting twist I’ve heard is who Ben’s mom might be. This presumption was made from a painting in Ben’s home. Is there going to be an Oedipal Complex storyline in the future?

Does Ben want Mommy’s magical box?

He uses that name, ’sawyer’ because this is the name of a con-man who conned his parents when he was young. He has ever since hated this person more than anyone. So he goes by this name sawyer, probably because he too ended up a con-man, and he can remind himself of what a bad-guy he is, yet in the inside, he does feel bad about it.

Talahassee is the clue”

I get the Talahassee thing, but how is he the real sawyer?

Talahassee is the clue

They should’ve ended Lost after season two when it was still interesting to watch. I *hate* it how TV stations ride their property to the ground by endlessly milking their franchise and producing episode after episode without a proper storyline anymore.

I fear this will happen to “Heroes” next, once they stopped the bomb from exploding. Maybe they’ll make kind of a repeating story out of it… for each season one of the characters could have premonitions of an atomic bomb going of and the “heroes” have to stop it. They should make them wear pairs of tights and put them into colorful clothes. Yes, that was sarcasm – but one never knows what goes on in the heads of people deciding over the future of those shows.

The “bad” losties are healed by the island while the “good” others do not. Ahh, the inequities of fantasy.

Locke has become a weasel. We all guessed that he likes being on the island and may not want to leave. Why then would he choose to inform Dharma of the communication station being taken over by the others via the chess game? Anyone with a lick of sense would have to figure that by pressing the keys that ultimately blew up the communications station would, logically, also inform Dharma of a takeover and need for assistance. A reasonable conclusion by Locke would be this would probably spell the end of his days on the island.

Claire finds out her father is alive but doesn’t ask him his name. And daddy doesn’t introduce himself? yeah. right.

Sayid becomes an idiot by choosing to enter a seriously fortified camp without an assured exit to rescue a guy that looks perfectly content to be with the others while hiding in plain site.

The “box” is about as far from reality as you can get. The creators were obviously lying when they said the show was explainable with current scientific knowledge. Maybe there is a magic mirror and we’ll go to Narnia next.

Also, the others should be able to peice together that Ben allowed the submarine to be blown up. I’ll bet this will be ignored because it would fracture the others into factions and overly complicate the storyline. Very weak what Ben did with Locke! He’s a real Kreskin The Magnificent.

Since the Hurley-centric episode, the writing has taken on a heavy handed different feeling. Certain plot lines are being hurriedly shorn up with awkward dialogue. The obvious is ignored more than before. It’s as if ABC told the writers to clear some things up and the writers wrote this mess in a funk. There is a real lack of subtlety enjoyed until now.

I hope they fix this swirl towards the drain.