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I don't think we should focus on the definitions of whether we say good vs evil, dark vs light, there is already too much to figure out.
The fact is, both are supported.
Dark vs Light with the whole backgammon thing from like the first episodes with Locke talking to Walt, when Locke said he saw a bright light when he saw the monster and when Eko said he saw dark. Tons more...
And then with the whole good and evil thing....been said LOADS through the show about people being 'good' and worthy etc....and more recently with Dogen speaking of Locke being evil incarnate and how there is evil parts to the good. Not to mention Jacob referring the Island to being the cork of the wine bottle that keeps evil at bay.
Both choice of words are valid for different reasons, and because of that just makes it all the more complicated which is what its all about really.
Last edited by Jon Kano; 05-13-2010 at 09:57 AM.
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