LOST Theories (will have spoliers)

**Jon Kano** · 02-25-2010, 04:13 AM

The 'Wallace' name doesn't really mean anything anyway. It's the number that is important, and not so much in this context anymore since the mirrors were smashed by Jack. There is still a possibility that whoever is coming to the Island is NOT coming from either of their reality, dimension or planet.

Although he is not really a fave character of mine, I do love Jack's journey. How he is a man of science, through and through - yet we get these little moments of epicness and confrontation with himself and others where Matthew Fox really sells how his character is battling this thing inside of him where at first he denies the Island is even special - Season 1 finale, then the conversation with Locke at the Orchid during the Season 4 finale where Locke says, 'You know Jack, you know!' , there's this faint look of belief in his eyes. Then he begins to believe, and he comes back. And now, although he knows there is something special, he doubts that it's special enough for himself.

02-25-2010, 04:13 AM	#11
Jon Kano Posts: 10,638	The 'Wallace' name doesn't really mean anything anyway. It's the number that is important, and not so much in this context anymore since the mirrors were smashed by Jack. There is still a possibility that whoever is coming to the Island is NOT coming from either of their reality, dimension or planet. Although he is not really a fave character of mine, I do love Jack's journey. How he is a man of science, through and through - yet we get these little moments of epicness and confrontation with himself and others where Matthew Fox really sells how his character is battling this thing inside of him where at first he denies the Island is even special - Season 1 finale, then the conversation with Locke at the Orchid during the Season 4 finale where Locke says, 'You know Jack, you know!' , there's this faint look of belief in his eyes. Then he begins to believe, and he comes back. And now, although he knows there is something special, he doubts that it's special enough for himself.