LOST Theories (will have spoliers)

[wwe2222]

Originally Posted by Jon Kano Also, it seems the kind of logic akin to the story and the Island that he indeed went down with his ship (he was controlling it by gun point at least), a kind of mirror to the actual Oceanic plane crashing down, and the fake one in the ocean. Afterall he was supposed to pilot it and the pilot indeed died. Earlier mysteries and instances I am referring to are: The sickness The Dharma supply drop Henry Gale How Yemi's plane made it all the way from Nigeria to the SP Walt's powers Death during birth Then there are little things like who was on the other end of the speaker telling Jack to try the door when he was captive on Hydra Island in season 3? There are tons of these instances where no logical or accountable source can be identified.

Henry Gale? Cmon

DHARMA Supply Drop they will answer but not on the show (which is weird)

The island tends to move according to Ms. Hawking, probably how the plane ended up there.

Walt probably wont be answered due to the actor not really wanting to be on the show anymore and that he's like 7 feet tall now.

The birth thing would be a good thing to have answered

I think they sort of explained the sickness with Sayid and Claire earlier in the season and with the French team flashbacks last year.

[Jon Kano]

Originally Posted by wwe2222 Henry Gale? Cmon DHARMA Supply Drop they will answer but not on the show (which is weird) The island tends to move according to Ms. Hawking, probably how the plane ended up there. Walt probably wont be answered due to the actor not really wanting to be on the show anymore and that he's like 7 feet tall now. The birth thing would be a good thing to have answered I think they sort of explained the sickness with Sayid and Claire earlier in the season and with the French team flashbacks last year.

Yeah Henry Gale, what? - was he brought there? What happened with him and Ben and why? ....not that it's related also, but how did Ben get trapped in Rousseu's net? ....small and not to significant things, but to be included in a story that made up to bigger story and plot arcs, it's a bit of a piss take to just have them happen and not explain how.

And yeah, the explained the sickness in terms of Claire/Sayid and the French woman's type sickness, but what about the Dharma version, why there was ever a vaccine to be injected if there never was one? (according to Desmond).