Is Dogen Really Dead? - Lost Season 6

At a quick glance, it appears that Dogen has been killed at the hands of Sayid. However, there are several questions that have risen from this action.

For one, in the previous episode 'The Lighthouse' It appears that Jacob is pouring something into the water. If you look at the picture, it appears that he is pouring some kind of ash into the water. One could argue that this may be some kind of substance that is used to 'purify' the water, meaning that Dogen and the interpreter may come back to life.

In addition being that Dogen was drowned in the water similar to how Sayid was, one can logically conclude it might result in a similar outcome to Sayid's case.

None of this is certain however, and it may be possible that Dogen is truly dead. We will have to wait for the next episodes to be released to know for certain.

Jack's Scar - What does it Mean? - Lost Season 6 Episode 5

In the latest episode 'The Lighthouse' the Jack which is living in the timeline where flight 815 didn't crash finds that he had his appendix taken out when he was very young, although he does not remember this.

This scene gave me the impression that there is some sort of bleeding effect between the two timelines. It seems that that scar should not be there but has somehow bled from the old timeline into this new one. And the timeline has a way of course correcting itself with Jack's Mother claiming that he had it as a child, and Jack sort of remembering the incident.

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More Un-answered Questions? - Lost Season 6

Everyone hoped that Lost Season 6 was going to answer all of those strange questions that have built up over the past 5 seasons. However, only 3 episodes in and we are more confused than ever:

• The obvious question is, why are there two different stories running at the same time? We have the reality where flight 815 didn't crash, and the one continuing from where season 5 left off. At this time, the reason for this is completely unkown.

• In the first episode, on the flight 815 that doesn't crash, Hurley says 'I'm the lucmiest person alive'. This contradicts the whole previous story that Hurley has nothing but bad luck. This would suggest that preventing the crash from happening has changed the character's life before the crash.

• In episode 3, we see Ethan, one of the others at a hospital in LA. This is contary to the previous story, because we see Ethan at a time where the plane would have just crashed, and we know from previous seasons that at this time Ethan was on the Island (he was sent to pretend that he was a survivor of flight 815)

• The story with Boone and Shannon has changed; in the origional flight both Boone and Shannon are on the plane returning to LA, however in episode 1 we see that Boone is alone, claiming that Shannon did not want to get out of the relationship.

Clearly, we are already knee-deep in more questions, and most of the un-answered questions from previous seasons haven't been answered either. Hopefully, the next few episodes should shed some light on the uncertain plot of the final Season of Lost.

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