Hubby was a bit miffed about this because he had this theory that Locke was Jacob: that he had transcended after his death and that was why he had conveniently disappeared from Ben’s perspective when Alex-who-was-not-Alex threatened Ben; and that was what Ben meant when he said, “something was coming out of the jungle which I can’t control” and that thing was Locke. Hubby is also extremely miffed about Kate’s motives: the last episode, she defied Sawyer et al and led Daniel Farraday to the Others (and to his death); then now, she’s turning her back on Jack and Eloise Hawkins because she doesn’t want them to carry out Daniel’s plan?
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Lost review: Follow the leader
Hubby was a bit miffed about this because he had this theory that Locke was Jacob: that he had transcended after his death and that was why he had conveniently disappeared from Ben’s perspective when Alex-who-was-not-Alex threatened Ben; and that was what Ben meant when he said, “something was coming out of the jungle which I can’t control” and that thing was Locke. Hubby is also extremely miffed about Kate’s motives: the last episode, she defied Sawyer et al and led Daniel Farraday to the Others (and to his death); then now, she’s turning her back on Jack and Eloise Hawkins because she doesn’t want them to carry out Daniel’s plan?
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