1. Michael Emerson (Ben) from the Lost TV Show won for best supporting actor in a drama series.
2. The Show itself also won for Outstanding Drama Series.

ABC Lost without doubt been one of the best shows on TV and I can’t wait for this last and final season!

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WHOOSH to a small-town general store as Young Kate and Young Tom plot their crime: they want to steal a New Kids On the Block lunchbox. Young Kate snatches it and hides it in her backpack, but on the way out they’re caught. The owner threatens to call the cops, but a man steps forward and offers to pay for it. The man is Jacob. Young Kate tells him thanks, and Jacob asks if she’s going to steal anymore. She shakes her head no, and Jacob smiles. He reaches out and taps her on the tip of her nose. “Be good, Katie,” Jacob says and leaves.

WHOOSH to the submarine holding area. The sub is preparing to dive, but Kate tells Sawyer and Juliet they have to get out of there. Kate explains that she was coming back to get Sawyer because Faraday is dead and Jack wants to blow up a hydrogen bomb. Sawyer tells her he’s going to pass. He and Juliet were happy in Dharmaville and want to take their chances in the real world. If Jack wants to blow up the island, then good for Jack.

In the underground tunnels, Sayid points out that in Faraday’s journals there are instructions on how to remove the plutonium core… and how to detonate it. Jack asks if the core will be enough to neutralize the pocket of energy, and Sayid tells him it’s a thermonuclear weapon. It’ll be more than enough. Richard is unsure because Eloise is pregnant, but she says that’s exactly why they have to see this through. Jack says they better get moving — they only have two hours.

At the Swan construction site, Radzinsky is angry that the crew have stopped digging. Dr. Pierre Chang is there and says the drill is heating up too much. Radzinsky says that’s why they have water. He has been working on the project for six years — to design a station that will be able to manipulate electromagnetism in ways they’ve only dreamed of. And no one is stopping him three meters short of success. Radzinsky orders them to start drilling again.

WHOOSH to the beach as Sun treks along with the Others. She approaches Ben and asks who Jacob is. He’s the man they’re walking to see, so she wants to know who he is. Ben says Jacob’s in charge of the island. Sun is confused. She thought Locke was in charge. No, Locke is their leader, which Ben confides is a title that is incredibly temporary. But everyone answers to someone, and the leader answers to Jacob. Sun asks what Jacob is like, but Ben doesn’t know. He’s never met him.

At the front, Locke and Richard Alpert talk. Richard says that Ben told him that he strangled Locke, so Richard wants to know how Locke is alive. Locke says that Richard’s been on the island much longer than he has. If anyone would have an explanation for it, he thought Richard would. Richard says he has been there a long time but never seen someone brought back to life. Locke says he’s never seen anyone that doesn’t age but that doesn’t mean it can’t happen. Richard says that he’s that way because of Jacob, and that’s his guess as to why Locke isn’t in a coffin anymore. Locke agrees. He then says after he’s done thanking Jacob, they’ll have to deal with the passengers from the Ajira flight. Richard asks what that means, and Locke simply says he knows what he means. Unsure of Locke before, Richard is now very worried.

On another part of the beach, Ilana, Bram and her team unload the large aluminum crate off the outrigger. Lapidus pretends to be unconsciousness as he listens to Ilana and Bram’s conversation. Bram didn’t want to bring Lapidus along, but Ilana says he might be important. Bram asks if Lapidus is a candidate, but before Ilana can answer she realizes Lapidus is awake and listening. Lapidus asks who they are, and Ilana says they’re friends. Lapidus asks what’s in the box, and surprisingly Ilana shows him. And when Lapidus sees what’s inside, he’s shocked.

WHOOSH to a funeral outside a Southern church. Young Sawyer watches as they load his mom and father’s caskets into hearses. Afterwards, Young Sawyer is trying to write a letter but his pen won’t work. Jacob walks up and asks if he needs a pen. He hands one, and as Young Sawyer takes it, their fingers touch briefly. Sawyer’s Uncle Doug walks over and reads the letter Young Sawyer is writing. “Dear Mr. Sawyer. You don’t know who I am. But I know who you are. And I know what you done.” Uncle Doug understands that Sawyer is angry, but he tells the little boy that he has to move on. His parents are gone, and there’s nothing he can do to change it. What’s done is done. Uncle Doug asks Young Sawyer to promise that he won’t finish the letter. Little Sawyer is utterly sincere as he promises, but since we know Sawyer did finish the letter, we realize Sawyer just pulled off his first con.

WHOOSH to the submarine. Sawyer thinks Jack has lost his marbles if he thinks by blowing up a nuke everything will reset — that flight 815 will land in Los Angeles and nothing on the island would have ever happened. Kate points out that Jack could kill everyone on the island. Sawyer understands, but he made his choice to leave and he’s sticking to it. Then a Dharma guy comes around with their sedatives, when suddenly out of nowhere — WHAM-BLAMM! Juliet slams the guy’s head into the table and kicks him in the chest, knocking him out. Sawyer is shocked. Juliet says they can’t just let Jin, Miles and Hurley die. Sawyer is disgruntled but realizes she’s right. Juliet gets the keys off the Dharma guy and unlocks their cuffs. They grab the guy’s gun and sneak into the sub control room, forcing the Captain to bring the sub to the surface. Then they warn him not to go back to the island, and Sawyer shoots the radio just so he can’t radio Horace.

In the underground tunnel, Sayid finishes removing the plutonium core from its housing. Richard tells Jack that over 20 years ago Locke walked into their camp and said he was going to be their leader. Richard went off the island to visit him three times since then, but Locke never seemed particularly special to him. Does Jack know Locke? Jack says yes, he knows him, and he wouldn’t give up on him. Eloise then leads them through the tunnels.

WHOOSH to the Others as they trek along the beach. Locke asks Ben why he hasn’t told Richard about Locke’s plan to kill Jacob. Ben says he thought Locke wanted to keep that a secret. Locke is surprised by that — it never stopped Ben before. Ben says that he’s looking at things differently now that his dead daughter threatened to destroy him if he didn’t do everything Locke says. Locke smiles and says maybe he won’t have to convince Ben after all. Ben asks convince him to do what? Locke says that he’s not going to kill Jacob — Ben is.

WHOOSH to Los Angeles and an intersection at Santa Monica Boulevard. Sayid and Nadia wait for the light to cross as a man standing next to them looks at a map. The man is Jacob. Nadia steps into the crosswalk as Jacob asks Sayid for help. Sayid looks at the map and asks where he wants to go — as VRRRM — KA-BAM! An SUV plows into Nadia. Fast. Shocking. Brutal. And during the moment of impact, Jacob reaches over… but does he touch Sayid’s shoulder? Sayid rushes over to the dying Nadia and tells her he’s there. That it’s all going to be all right. In Arabic, barely able to get the words out, Nadia asks him to take her home where she belongs.

WHOOSH to the underground tunnel as Sayid follows Eloise and Richard. They stop, and Richard uses a sledge hammer to bust through the rock into the basement of a Dharma house. Eloise starts to enter first, but Richard knocks her unconscious with his handle of his gun. He explains that he’s protecting their leader. He can’t risk her going any further with Jack and Sayid. Eloise will be angry when she wakes up, but it’ll be better than being dead. Then he tells Jack for both their sakes, he hopes they never see each other again.

Sayid and Jack go upstairs to the main part of the house and see the commotion outside. The P.A. announces a security alert that if anyone encounters the hostile, they are authorized to use deadly force. How are Jack and Sayid going to get out of there? Sayid grabs a jumpsuit and says they’ll hide in plain sight. They head out, the plutonium core hidden in a backpack, and make it though most of Dharmaville. But then Roger Linus sees them and recognizes Sayid as the one who shot his kid. He points his gun at them, and Sayid warns him he has a nuclear device — but KA-BANG! Roger shoots Sayid in the stomach. Jack fires back, sending Roger and everyone around scattering. Dharma security men open fire, and Jack holds them off. Then a Dharma van barrels towards them. It skids to a halt, and the side door slides open — it’s Jin, Miles and Hurley! Jack loads Sayid inside and shouts at Hurley to drive. Hurley speeds away.

Out on the ocean, Kate, Sawyer and Juliet paddle ashore. They have no idea where they are. Suddenly, they hear barking, and Vincent comes running out of the jungle. Behind Vincent appears Rose. She turns to Bernard and simply says they found them. Neither of them are happy about it. Rose and Bernard lead Sawyer, Kate and Juliet to the hut they built and lived in for the past three years. Rose says she knows Jin was looking for them, but they didn’t want to be found. They’ve retired. Bernard says that people work their whole lives to get a nice quiet place by the ocean where they can live in peace. Sawyer and Kate tell them Jack has a bomb, but Rose doesn’t care. She says it’s always something with them. They traveled back in time thirty years, and they’re still trying to find a way to shoot each other. Juliet says if they don’t stop Jack they all die. Bernard shrugs and says so they die. The only thing he and Rose care about is being together. That’s all that matters in the end. Rose points out the direction to the barracks, and Sawyer, Kate and Juliet leave.

WHOOSH to run-down hospital where Ilana lies heavily bandaged in a bed. A nurse walks over to her and speaks in Russian. There’s a man here to see her. The nurse signals to the man, and Jacob walks in. He crosses over to Ilana’s bed, and speaking in Russian, tells her he’s sorry he couldn’t make it sooner. Ilana whispers in raspy Russian that she’s happy to see him. Jacob switches to English and says he’s there because he needs her help. Will she help him? Ilana says yes, and Jacob smiles, relieved.

WHOOSH to the island as Ilana’s team treks through the jungle. Lapidus asks what they are going to do with what’s in the box, and Bram says they have to show it to somebody so they know what they’re up against. Lapidus asks what they are up against, and Bram says something a hell of a lot scarier that what’s in the box. Lapidus asks who they are, and Bram says the good guys. Lapidus comments that in his experience, the only people who go out of their way to say they’re the good guys are usually the bad guys. Ilana tells them they’re here — and they break out into a clearing containing Jacob’s cabin. Bram points out that the circle of ash has been broken. Ilana reacts, and tells Bram to wait there. She goes inside the cabin and sees that it’s empty. She notices a knife stuck in a wall pinning something to it. Ilana walks over to it and sees that it’s part of an old tapestry. She leaves and tells her group he isn’t in there and hasn’t been for a long time. Someone else has been using it. She tells them to burn it. Bram and Ilana’s team light up torches and FWOOOM! set the cabin on fire. Bram looks at the piece of tapestry and sees the Taweret statue on it. He guesses where they’re going next.

WHOOSH to Jacob reading a book on a bench. It’s a quiet, peaceful moment — and then we hear the sound of glass shattering. Behind Jacob we see a man fall out of an apartment window and drop to the ground! THUD! A woman screams and people yell out to call 911. Jacob stands and is the first to walk over to the man — who we now see is John Locke. Jacob reaches down and touches him, and Locke sucks in a breath, in shock. Jacob tells Locke everything will be all right and that he’s sorry this happened to him.

WHOOSH to the beach as the Others trek into the Oceanic 815 survivors’ old beach camp. They’ll reach where they’re going by nightfall, so Locke suggests they take a moment to catch their breath. Considering what he has planned for them — they’ll need it. Ben stands looking out at the ocean. Locke joins him and asks what happened that day when Ben took him to the cabin to first meet Jacob. Ben says Locke already knows there was nothing there. Ben was pretending. He was embarrassed about never seeing Jacob himself, so he lied about Jacob being there. Then Ben asks why Locke wants him to kill Jacob. Locke says because despite his loyal service to the island, Ben got cancer. He had to watch his own daughter gunned down front of him. And Ben’s reward for those sacrifices was being banished. All in the name of a man Ben had never meet. So the real question is why wouldn’t Ben want to kill Jacob?

Sun walks through her old home. She finds baby Aaron’s wooden crib fallen over on it’s side, and she stands it back up. As she does, she finds a metal ring in the sand. It’s Charlie’s Drive Shaft ring.

WHOOSH to Sun and Jin’s wedding as they exchange their vows and Sun slips Jin’s ring on his finger. Neither of them have ever been so happy, and the guests applaud. Afterwards, receiving their guests in line, Jacob approaches them and puts his hands on their shoulders as he speaks to them in flawless Korean. He offers them his blessing, and wishes them a long and happy life together. Their love is a special thing, and they should never take it for granted. Jacob leaves, and Sun asks Jin who that was. Jin doesn’t know, but his Korean was excellent.

WHOOSH to the island as Hurley speeds along a jungle road. Jack can’t stop Sayid’s gunshot wound from bleeding and tells Jin to keep pressure on it. Suddenly, Hurley slams on the brakes as Sawyer, Kate and Juliet step onto the road in front of them. Jack steps out, and Kate says they are there to stop Jack. Sawyer tells Jack they have to talk. Five minutes. That’s all he needs. Jack agrees, and they walk off to someplace private.

The Incident – Part 1 Season 5, Episode 16 (recap) is a post from: Lost TV Show

In Season 3 of Lost we learn that Locke was pushed out a window by his biological dad the “con artist” whom Sawyer modeled his life after. The question we all had after that was, how could he have survived a fall like that? Well, from Episode 16 we learn that this was possible because Jacob touched him and he woke up. Does Jacob have the ability to raise people from the dead and give eternal life? Hmmm, sounds more and more biblical based as we go along.

Lets touch on Jacob a bit. He is seen talking to a man in Black, while wearing white. Hmmm, good vs. evil? A large ship is seen coming to the Island which we know has to do with Jacob bringing it over. Maybe this ship brings over our first Hostiles? Remembering back to the survivors running from flaming arrows as the hostiles attack them to protect the island and Jacob. So Richard must have been on this ship and Jacob must have decided to give him Eternal Life and possibly the crew as well, but we don’t get to see their faces long enough to memorize them. Anyway, we see Jacob is a man of Great Power and seems to have the idea of “Hope” in him.

I could be wrong here but maybe this black smoke is the man in Black? I will get more into that when I post about 5×17.

Now, back in 1977 we have an Island full of Dharma people who somehow found the Island and carefully brought over people from different parts of the world or the United States as everyone speaks perfect english. The plan is to bomb the “Swan” and change the history of what took place.

So our plot is Jacob is touching people and we don’t know why yet, the man in black wants to Kill Jacob & survivors are trying to change the future from ever happening. Hmmm, okay my thoughts are coming together, but I am probably way off since I didn’t see what was coming in 5×17 and totally threw me off balance on my theories. Anyway, to be continued and enjoy the photos!

Lost Season 5×16 (The Incident) Part 1 is a post from: Lost TV Show

Widmore marches Jack and Kate into the Others’ camp. He sees Faraday’s body and asks what happened. Richard explains that the man came into their camp pointing a gun at Richard and Eloise reacted. Eloise asks Jack and Kate if they came with this man. Jack says yes, and Eloise orders them to her tent. Widmore asks why the Dharma Initiative has declared war on them, and Eloise says that these people aren’t from the Dharma Initiative. Widmore asks where are they from?

WHOOSH to thirty years later with Richard Alpert in his tent working on a ship in a bottle when a woman comes running in and says he’s back. Richard looks out to see Locke walking into camp. It’s been three years — Richard asks what happened to Locke? Locke says he’ll explain on the way. He and Richard have an important errand to run. Richard is studying Locke, and Locke asks if something was wrong. Richard says there’s something different about Locke. Locke says he has a purpose now.

Behind Locke, Sun and Ben walk into the camp. Sun sees Locke talking to Richard and asks why Locke said these were his people. Ben says when he left the island John became their leader. She asks who Richard is, and he explains that Richard is sort of like an advisor. And he’s had that job a very, very long time. Sun crosses over to Richard and asks him if he was on the island in 1977. She shows him the Dharma new recruits photo from 1977 and says these people were here thirty years ago with her husband, Jin Kwon. Does Richard remember any of them? Richard says yes, he remembers meeting them very clearly because the day after he met them — he watched them all die.

WHOOSH back to Kate and Jack. She asks what he meant when he said they needed to put things back the way they were supposed to be. Jack says if they can do what Faraday said, then their plane never crashes. Oceanic 815 lands in Los Angeles, and everyone who died since they got there would still be alive. Kate asks what about them? They go on with their lives because they never met? Jack says all the misery is wiped clean. Kate is angry and says it wasn’t all misery, but Jack says enough of it was.

Eloise enters and asks why the man she shot wanted the bomb. Jack says she wouldn’t believe him if he told her. Eloise says when she was 17 she took a young man out to that bomb because it was dangerous. He told her to bury it and everything would be okay. He knew this because he was from the future. Then he disappeared right in front of her — and ten minutes ago she just shot him in the back. Before he died, he told her he was her son. She opens the journal to the first page and asks how it’s her handwriting if she doesn’t remember writing it? Jack says because she hasn’t written it yet. He says what she did was an accident, but what if there was a way to take it back? Faraday came back to the island because he figured out a way to change things. He doesn’t have to be dead. If they do what he wrote in his journal, then none of this will have happened. Eloise asks Kate if Jack knows what he’s talking about, and Kate says he thinks he does. Eloise agrees to take them to the bomb, but there’s one small issue. They secured it underground over 20 years ago, but since then the Dharma Initiative have built an entire village over it. Getting in and out may be more complicated now.

At the Dharma security station, Radzinsky and his black jumpsuited guards handcuff Sawyer and Juliet to chairs in the security station. Radzinsky asks where Kate is now, but Sawyer won’t say. SMACK! Radzinsky blasts Sawyer across the face. Horace tries to stop him, but Radzinsky says he’s getting answers. Horace says he’s in charge, but Radzinsky says no longer. Because if they’re going to protect their people, Horace won’t have the stomach for what happens next. Horace realizes he’s outnumbered, so he steps back. Phil smashes Sawyer’s face against the monitors as Radzinsky asks where Kate is. And if Sawyer doesn’t answer, Radzinsky is going to kill him.

Juliet yells at Radzinsky to stop. She tries to reason with Radzinsky, but Sawyer tells her to stop. He ain’t going to believe anything she says, and it’s only going to get more people hurt. Phil says he can make LaFleur talk — and he suddenly punches Juliet in the face! Sawyer is furious, and he warns Phil that he’s a dead man. Mitch comes in and and says they can’t find Miles and Jin. He hands Radzinsky the list of new recruits from the sub manifest and points out the three last minute add-ons. Radzinsky asks who Hugo Reyes is, and Phil says the fat guy.

Hurley is at the pantry taking as much food as he can in a rucksack and sneaks off. However, in the distance, Dr. Chang is watching him and decides to follow him. Hurley goes into the jungle on the outskirts of the barracks to where Miles and Jin are hiding. He asks what the rescue plan is for Sawyer and Juliet, but Miles says there are 30 of them with guns. They can only rescue themselves, so let’s go. Hurley says Sawyer would never leave them behind. Then Chang emerges from the jungle, and Miles asks what he’s doing there. Chang wants to know if Faraday was telling the truth. Is Miles his son? Hurley lies and says no. Chang asks him what year he was born, who’s the president — but Hurley can’t think fast enough. He caves and says yes, they’re from the future… and Miles is Chang’s son. Faraday said there was going to be a massive accident at the Swan and to evacuate everyone from the island, so Chang asks if that’s true. Miles says Faraday has been right about everything so far, so if he said to get everyone off the island… Chang should do it.

In the Others’ camp, Eloise tells Richard that he and Erik are coming with her. They are to untie Jack and Kate, and she is taking them to the bomb. Eloise and Widmore talk privately, and he rests his hand on her stomach. Jack asks Richard who Widmore is. Richard tells him, and says that love is sometimes complicated.

WHOOSH to 30 years later as Locke, Richard and Ben trek through the jungle. Richard asks again where Locke has been for the last three years, and Locke is amazed that Richard doesn’t know. Richard says Locke disappeared right in front of him, and Locke says he’s about to see where he disappeared to. And once they’re done, he wants Richard to take him to see Jacob. Richard is unsure about doing that, Locke says he’s the leader now and he wants to see Jacob. Richard agrees to take him.

They reach the edge of the clearing with the crashing Nigerian drug plane, and Ben sees someone moving around. Locke tells Richard he only has a few minutes to get this right. He tells them the man down there needs Richard’s help. He’s been shot in the leg and Richard has to get the bullet out. Then Richard has to tell him he needs to bring everyone who left back to the island. And when he asks how to do that, Richard needs to tell him he has to die. Ben asks who the man is, and Locke says it’s him.

Ben watches as Richard walks over to the Locke by the plane. Ben asks the Locke standing next to him how he knew when to be here, and Locke says the island told him. Ben points out that the island didn’t tell Locke where to find Jacob or he wouldn’t need Richard to show him. Locke realizes that Ben has never seen Jacob, but Ben claims he has.

WHOOSH to the Dharma security office as Chang rushes in to tell them they need to evacuate the island right now, and is disgusted to see Horace and Radzinsky torturing Sawyer and Juliet. Chang explains an accident is about to happen at the Swan construction site and they need to evacuate the island. Radzinsky declares that they are not stopping anything. Sawyer says that Chang is right and that it ain’t safe. He asks them to put him and Juliet on the sub. He makes an offer: if they put them on the sub, he’ll tell them everything they want to know. Radzinsky agrees, and Sawyer starts drawing a map to the location of the Others.

Eloise and Richard lead Kate and Jack to a pond in the jungle. They have to swim under the pond to get to the tunnels where they stored the bomb. Kate refuses to go. She wants to return to the barracks but Erik won’t let her go. Suddenly — BAM! A shot rings out, and another shot. Erik falls over dead. Sayid steps out of the jungle, gun drawn on Eloise and Richard. Jack explains his plan to change things to Sayid, but Sayid says he already changed things — he killed Ben. But Kate says he didn’t kill him — she brought him to the Others and they saved him. Sayid asks why, and Kate asks when shooting kids and blowing up bombs became okay? Jack tells her this is why they were brought back to the island — that it’s their destiny. Kate tells him that he sounds like Locke, and even Jack said Locke was crazy. Kate leaves to go back and get the rest of their people, saying maybe they can stop Jack. Richard, Jack, Eloise and Sayid dive in and swim through underwater tunnels. They surface into an underground cavern, and Richard leads them through the maze of tunnels to the bomb.

At the dock, the Dharma women and child are rushed onto the sub. Miles watches from a distance as his mother and father argue. Finally, hurt and upset, she gets on the sub with baby Miles. Then they see Sawyer and Juliet being lead to the sub in cuffs. Hurley says not to worry — Sawyer always has a plan. As the sub hatch is about to close, Phil brings Kate in. They cuff her in between Sawyer and Juliet, and then the sub takes off. Sawyer, Kate and Juliet are out to sea and really leaving the island.

WHOOSH to Locke, Ben and Richard as they return to the beach camp. Locke says they are leaving right then to take everyone to see Jacob. If that man is telling them what to do, then he’d like to know who he is. As they head out, Richard confesses to Ben that he thinks John Locke is going to be trouble, and Ben says why does he think he tried to kill him. As they trek up the beach, Ben works his way up to Locke and whispers that Richard has some concerns and reservations about Locke’s leadership. Locke thanks Ben for telling him. Ben says he’s there to follow Locke, so if Jacob will help reunite him with this people — but Locke interrupts Ben and says he’s not interested in reuniting with his people. He’s going to see Jacob so he can kill him.

BOOM.

Lost Season 5 Episode 15 – Follow The Leader (recap) is a post from: Lost TV Show

What does this mean exactly? If The theory of Time Travel is true basedon Faraday’s original plan, there is nothing you can do to change what has already happened, then all the events we are seeing now have already happened though the people involved “Jack, Sawyer, Kate, Juliet, Hurley, Miles, Sayid, John, etc. The question is do our original cast members survive this time travel incident in the end or do they really change the future?

Lost Season 5 Episode 16 – 17 The Incident is a post from: Lost TV Show

Lost TV Show (the best show on TV)… ABC Lost recaps: Season 1 x 14 (s01e14). Michael scans the jungle, looking for Walt. He runs into Hurley and Jack, who haven’t seen him. Michael sighs, frustrated, but continues on. Hurley says that Michael seems to hate being a father. But in the FLASHBACK, Michael is clearly thrilled about becoming a father and wants the best for his soon to be born son. As he and his girlfriend Susan shop for cribs, Michael tells Susan that he plans on doing some construction for extra money while she finishes law school. Susan is concerned about Michael giving up his art, but Michael insists that he can go back to that later. Right now, they have to prepare for baby “Walt” named for Michael’s father. Susan agrees, but wants to give Walt her last name they aren’t married yet, after all. And off their playful banter we …

…return to the jungle, where Locke teaches Walt how to throw a knife as Boone looks on. Walt misses the tree several times, but Locke encourages him and tells him to picture success in his minds eye. Walt throws the knife a final time and hits his mark, amazing Boone and impressing Locke. Michael comes upon this scene and sends Walt back to camp, furious with Locke about letting his boy play with knives. The discussion gets heated when Boone suddenly lunges at Michael to protect Locke. They wrestle on the ground until Locke breaks them up. Locke explains that Walt is a special child who should be treated like an adult and allowed to realize his full potential. Michael orders Locke to stay away from his son.

We FLASHBACK to baby Walt, as Michael and Susan argue over him. Susan tells Michael about a huge job opportunity in Amsterdam and that she plans on taking Walt with her she and Michael need some time apart. When Michael refuses to let Walt go with her, Susan calls his bluff she can provide better for Walt and a court would certainly side with the child’s mother. Michael looks down at his son, heartbroken.

On the island, Sun approaches Michael as he sits by a camp fire, watching Walt sleep. Michael admits that while he doesn’t really know how to be a father, he knows it wouldn’t be a good thing for his son to grow up on the island. Determined, he heads out to talk to Jack and Sayid about building a raft. When Jack and Sayid scoff at the idea, Michael takes the project as his own. He finds Walt reading through a familiar comic book the one with the polar bear from the first episode and enlists his help.

We FLASHBACK to Michael, at a pay phone, begging to speak with Walt. He can hear a man’s voice in the background and learns that Susan has been seeing her boss, Brian. Michael threatens to come to Amsterdam to get his son. He slams down the phone down and charges across the street when he’s suddenly mowed down by a passing car.

Back on the island, Charlie searches through Claire’s things, looking for clues and some sort of comfort and finds that her diary is missing. Kate leads Charlie to Sawyer, sure that’s where they’ll find it. But Sawyer doesn’t give anything up without a fight and teases Charlie about the diary, knowing he’s curious as to what Claire wrote about him. Charlie finally slugs him, grabs the diary and storms off. Only then does Sawyer admit to Kate that he hadn’t gotten around to actually reading it.

Walt and Michael continue to scavenge for materials to build the raft metal, tubes, cushions, plastic and tarp. When Walt spots Locke and Boone heading back toward the caves, he tells Michael he’s going to get some water so that he can secretly follow them. As Locke and Boone return to camp, Shannon intercepts her brother, questioning why he and Locke haven’t scored any boar on their hunts. She suggests Boone’s time would be better spent if he came with her to help Michael on the raft. But the dynamic between them has clearly shifted and Boone flatly refuses the invitation. Meanwhile, Locke tells Walt to respect his father’s wishes and not come around anymore. Michael drops in on them, incredulous at seeing Locke with his son again. Locke explains that he told Walt he wouldn’t be spending any more time with him and offers Michael a mechanical pencil as a peace offering. Michael won’t accept it and tells Locke that if he catches him with his son again, he’ll kill him. Walt calls his father a jerk for sending Locke away and for not being around when he was growing up “You only showed up when mom died. You’re not my father.” And though we can see this stings, Michael tells Walt that he’s going to have to learn to listen to him. He orders Walt to stay put and tosses his comic book into the fire.

We FLASHBACK to a hospital room, where we find Michael, in a wheelchair, post accident, working on a detailed drawing. He tells the nurse that he’s making a card for his sons 2nd birthday. Susan shows up, concerned that she hasn’t heard from him in two months. Michael is disappointed that she didn’t bring Walt, but happy to see her nonetheless. When Susan offers to pay all of Michael’s medical costs, he intuits that she has something up her sleeve. Susan reveals that she and Brian plan to move to Italy and that Brian wants to adopt Walt. She tells Michael to consider what’s really best for Walt over his feelings.

Back on the island, Hurley tells Michael that Walt and the dog took off. Michael heads straight for Locke, who insists that he doesn’t know where Walt is. Off Michael’s concerned look, Locke volunteers to help find him. In the jungle, Walt and Vincent are startled by a noise. Vincent breaks free from his leash and Walt gives chase.

We FLASHBACK to Walt, staring at Vincent as Susan and Brian discuss their day’s work. When Walt interrupts them, Susan tells him to do his homework. But Walt says that he needs help with his report on birds of Australia. Susan suddenly feels sick, drawing focus away from Walt. And as Walt continues to call out for attention, as kids often do, a bird crashes into the sliding glass door that leads into their living room. Brian looks down at Walt, a little freaked over this odd occurrence.

Back in the jungle, Walt searches for Vincent, when he’s startled by another noise. We FLASHBACK to Michael’s apartment this time. He opens his front door to find Brian at his doorstep with bad news Susan is dead. Brian confesses that he doesn’t want to be a father he adopted Walt because Susan wanted it. He offers Michael plane tickets and money. And though Michael would like nothing more, he puts Walt’s best interests first and says that Walt needs Brian now he is the only father Walt really knows. But Brian claims that he can’t take care of Walt and hints that there is something “different” about the boy.

On the island, Michael and Locke come across Vincent’s leash and hear Walt cry for help. We FLASHBACK to Australia, where Michael has come for Walt. A nanny tells him that Walt will be home shortly and gives him a box filled with unopened cards and letters everything Michael has sent his son over the last eight years.

In the jungle, Walt finds himself trapped inside the vines of a Banyan tree with a giant polar bear lurking outside. We FLASHBACK a final time to the same house in Australia. Walt returns from school and finds Michael in his living room. But the two are complete strangers Walt doesn’t even recognize his own father until Michael ID’s himself as such. Michael tells Walt he’s going to take care of him now and tries to comfort him by using the dog. But Walt informs Michael that Vincent is Brian’s dog. Michael tells Walt that Brian said he could have Vincent.

Still in danger, Walt calls for his Dad. Michael and Locke come upon the Banyan tree and walk a tightrope of vines to reach Walt. Seeing that the polar bear is on attack, Locke throws Michael a knife, which Michael drops down to Walt. Walt uses the knife to fend off the polar bear, allowing Michael to make his way down to Walt. Michael wraps some vines around his son’s waist and Locke pulls Walt to safety. The bear returns and paws at Michael, who finally plunges the knife into the bear’s neck, injuring it and driving it away. Walt worries about Vincent, but Locke reminds him that the dog returned once and assures him that it will return again. Michael gives Locke an appreciative smile.

Later, at a campfire, Michael is finally able to share his cards and letters with Walt who is surprised to learn that his father wrote him and confused that his mother never gave them to him. Michael tells Walt that she saved them because she must have wanted him to have them someday and that someday is now. Meanwhile, Charlie finally gives in and reads Claire’s diary. He finds some entries pertaining to him and reads that he made Claire feel safe. He also finds some entries pertaining to a dream about a ‘black rock.’ Charlie takes this information to Sayid, who confirms the mention of a ‘black rock’ in the French woman’s paper. They speculate that this may be where they will find Claire but not in the middle of the night. And out in the jungle, Locke and Boone search for Vincent when they see something rustling through the leaves. Concerned that it may not be the dog, Locke pulls his knife but it’s Claire who emerges from the bushes, dazed and confused, but still alive

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We FLASHBACK to Jack in the OR, attempting to resuscitate a female patient. The Chief of Surgery enters and orders him to call the time of death. But Jack is determined and won’t stop CPR. Everyone in the room can feel the tension between them until finally, the Chief steps up and calls it himself.

Back at camp, Locke gathers his gear with the intention of catching up with Jack. Kate and Boone volunteer to go along with him. But when Michael tries to volunteer, Locke tells him that another person would only slow them down. Feeling rejected, Michael threatens to put together his own search party.

Out in the jungle, with little to go on, Jack’s search is proving futile. We FLASHBACK to the OR again, as he looks over the dead patient’s body. The Chief berates Jack for taking over his surgery. Jack says that he stepped in because one of the nurses told him the Chief’s hands were shaking and that he cut into the patient’s artery. And we begin to realize just how personal this argument really is when Jack asks, “How many drinks did you have at lunch, Dad?” As their eyes lock, we recognize Jack’s dad, Christian.

Back on the island, Locke, Kate and Boone catch up with Jack and realize he’s been going in circles. Locke insists that he return to camp and look over Sayid, “You be the doctor, I’ll be the hunter.” But Jack refuses and follows after them.

At camp, Michael fills up water bottles, all the while complaining to Hurley that Locke treats him like a second class citizen. Walt defends Locke and advises his father to listen to him. Michael doesn’t take this too well and in a competitive action, resolves to head south in search of Charlie and Claire.

Meanwhile, the northern search continues, but they’re having trouble finding any leads. Locke wants to rest, but Jack insists they push on. Kate follows Jack in an attempt to find out what’s driving him so hard. Jack reveals that he feels guilty about not believing Claire when she said that someone was trying to take her baby. Locke calls after them because he’s found a piece of tape from Charlie’s fingers. It seems that Charlie left them a trail. They follow it hopefully, until Locke picks up the footprints again. Locke wants to follow them, while Jack insists they continue on Charlie’s trail. Kate points out that the footprints could be a trap. Since she seems to know an awful lot about tracking herself, they split in two Kate with Jack follow Charlie’s trail, while Locke with Boone continue to follow the footprints.

Back at the caves, Walt and Hurley play backgammon. The more Walt continues to win, the more his ability to, “make things happen” becomes apparent. Hurley leaves in utter defeat and frustration. Bored, Walt wanders down to the beach and spreads the news about Charlie and Claire. He runs into Sawyer and suggests that maybe they aren’t the only people on the island. While Sawyer brushes him off, he can’t help but be disturbed at the thought.

Out on the search, Locke & Boone get to know one another. Boone is surprised to learn of Locke’s meager existence in the real world John Locke was a Regional Collections Supervisor for a box company. Meanwhile, Jack attempts to get to know Kate a little better, asking her to give him something honest for once and tell him where she picked up her tracking skills. Kate tells Jack that her father was in the army and that he taught her about tracking when they would go hiking together. And off that revelation about Kate’s father, we go to

a FLASHBACK with Jack’s father, who encourages his son to sign off on the death report, which conveniently leaves out the part about his father’s mistakes. Jack refuses to sign, insisting that his father was impaired, which is what ultimately led to the woman’s death. Jack’s father reminds him that he is on the hook too Jack is the surgeon on record when the woman died. He begs his son not to contradict the report or mention anything about the involvement of alcohol it would cost him his license. He further appeals to his son’s emotions, telling him just what he wants to hear: He’s been hard on him to make him the best surgeon in the city. Jack’s father promises that it will never happen again and Jack signs the papers.

Back on the island, Sawyer goes to the caves to talk to Sayid. The hostility between them is still palpable and while we think Sawyer may have come for payback, we soon learn he’s there to have some questions answered what did Sayid find while he was away? Sayid shares information of the French woman and her team, but points out that what she said may or may not be true. Sawyer pushes for more information, but Sayid admits that he doesn’t have the answers.

Out in the jungle, Locke & Boone are hot on the trail. Locke senses that it’s going to rain and warns Boone against impending danger ahead. He tries to convince him to go back to camp. But Boone refuses and follows Locke deeper into the jungle as it begins to pour. Meanwhile, Jack and Kate hear the roar of the monster as we

FLASHBACK to the hospital, where Jack sees his father conversing with the deceased woman’s husband in the hallway. A nurse tells Jack that the man has threatened to sue. Jack watches his father work his persuasive magic and console the husband.

In real time, Jack and Kate run and are separated. Jack slips and slides down a bank into a puddle of mud. He looks up to see Ethan standing over him. Ethan orders Jack to stop following him. But when Jack asks who he is and where Charlie and Claire are, Ethan delivers a healthy punch to Jack’s face, knocking him back down. He tells Jack once again to stop following him or he’ll kill one of his people. Jack attempts to fight him off, but Ethan is too strong and gains the upper hand, telling Jack this is his last warning and knocking him out. Kate finds Jack and suggests that Ethan may have been a hallucination he fell pretty hard and banged his head. But Jack is sure Ethan was there and is now more determined than ever to find Charlie and Claire.

We FLASHBACK to a medical review board, where Jack’s father details what happened during the fateful surgery. Jack can barely stomach listening to his father’s lies. When he learns that the patient in question was pregnant, he can no longer hold his tongue and speaks out against his father, revising his statement to include the fact that his father was operating under the influence and severed the patient’s artery. Jack’s father stares at his son, shocked by this act of betrayal.

Back in the jungle, Jack and Kate come across Charlie, strung up by his neck, hanging from a tree limb. Kate struggles to climb the tree and cut him down as Jack holds him up. She finally succeeds and Jack works to resuscitate him. It becomes increasingly clear that Charlie is gone and Kate has to pull Jack away but Jack won’t give up, and after beating on Charlie’s chest, he gets him to breathe again.

Back at camp, Michael returns without success, disappointing Walt; Kate tells Shannon her brother is safe with Locke; and Jack tries to get Charlie to talk about what happened but Charlie is experiencing a sort of shellshock and can only convey that all Ethan wanted was Claire.

Out in the jungle, Boone is ready to turn back, the bravado replaced by fear. But his mind changes when he and Locke make an extraordinary discovery something metal embedded in the ground and it’s not a piece of the wreckage. Excited, Locke vows to find out exactly what it is.

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On our beach, Kate tells Jack she’s worried about Sayid — it’s been two days since he left. Jack tells her that Sayid is a trained soldier and can take care of himself.

Back in the jungle, Sayid continues to follow the cable until he sees something that causes him to stop in his tracks. There, hidden in the thick undergrowth of the jungle is a tripwire. Sayid carefully steps over the booby trap only to find that the wire was designed to get him to do exactly that. He’s snatched into the air and slammed into a tree, impaling his leg on a branch. He continues to hang in the trap for a long time, quietly praying when he hears something coming. Caught between fear and hope, he calls out for help. The rope that’s holding him is cut with one swipe of a machete and Sayid comes crashing to the ground. He’s able to see the faint outline of someone coming towards him before he passes out.

At the caves, Jack is tending to the various ailments of the survivors. Hurley comments that everyone appears severely strung out. Jack tells Hurley at least they’re surviving and they should be happy about that. Jack: “Things could be worse.” Hurley: “How?”

As Sayid slowly regains consciousness, he hears a woman’s voice ask, “Where is Alex?” When Sayid doesn’t answer, the shadowy figure that belongs to the voice flips a switch and electricity surges through the wire bed frame that Sayid is tied to. His body jerks in response to the pain. Sayid begs her to stop and tries to tell her he doesn’t know who Alex is, but the switch is flipped again and the light bulbs dim as the voltage is channeled to more painful use.

We FLASHBACK to an interrogation room where a younger, uniformed Sayid works over a prisoner tied to a chair. He beats him savagely until his victim relents. Sayid’s superior, “Omar” is impressed enough to promote him and as they playfully tease each other outside the torture rooms, a female prisoner is led across their path. She and Sayid seem to share a flash of recognition, but before they can act on it, she is led away.

Night has fallen at the caves and Hurley is roused from his sleep when Locke returns to camp with some additional luggage he and another survivor found while out tracking game. As they leave it to Hurley to process for useful items, Walt wakes up and asks Locke if he can go hunting with him. Before Locke can answer, Michael wakes up and answers for him. No chance.

We rejoin Sayid in the island in midst of another jolt of electricity. He pleads with his captor, claiming he doesn’t know who Alex is! He survived a plane crash and heard a distress call that a French woman left — one that has been playing for sixteen years. When his captor repeats the distress call, we realize that Sayid is being held by the FRENCH WOMAN herself! As she comes into frame and reveals her wild eyes, she tells Sayid that she knows who he really is and knocks him out again.

When he comes to once more, Sayid sees the French Woman rummaging through his pack. He takes a moment to look around her habitat and notices a name stenciled on the back of a jacket. He says it aloud, “Rousseau.” But hearing her name only makes her more suspicious and she wants to know more about Sayid. She finds the photos in his backpack and asks him who the woman is. And that question is answered when we FLASHBACK to the prison where we saw Sayid earlier. He has been given a new prisoner to interrogate, but when he steps inside to begin his questions, he discovers this is no ordinary prisoner — it’s the woman who crossed his path in the previous flashback. She calls Sayid by his given name and we learn that they grew up together, when he knew her as “Nadia.” She wonders how the boy she liked so much as a child could willingly serve the regime of Saddam Hussein. She shows him the scars that mark the other interrogations she has suffered through and says she will tell him nothing. Sayid: “Then I’m going to hurt you.” Nadia: “I know.”

Back in real time, the French Woman wants to know if the woman in the photo is on the island. Sayid tells her that she is dead because of him. This admission seems to form a connection with the French Woman who tells Sayid her name is “Danielle” and shares that she knows what it is like to lose a love. Sayid asks if she means “Alex”, but she says it was Robert, a fellow scientist stranded with Danielle when their research vessel sank off the island years ago.

Meanwhile, at the caves, Michael is in the middle of showing Jack his design for an ingenious shower system when Charlie summons them to a grassy hill over the ocean where they are met with something totally unexpected — even for this island. A golf bag was found in the wreckage and Hurley has been busy constructing a primitive 2 hole golf course to raise spirits.

Back at Danielle’s habitat, she shows Sayid a broken music box that Robert gave her. Sayid offers to fix it… if she will untie his hands. She goes to a cabinet and removes an ancient hypodermic syringe, using sandpaper to remove the rust from the needle itself. As Sayid begs her not to do it, she jabs him in the leg and sends him under. When he comes to, Sayid is chained to a desk by his feet and the music box is waiting in front of him. She mentions the presence of the “others”, but when Sayid asks if she has actually seen other people on the island, she says no. However, she claims to hear them… out there in the jungle. They whisper…

We FLASHBACK to the prison in Iraq as Sayid enters Nadia’s cell with some food — and a seemingly genuine concern for her. Sayid shows her a series of photos and begs her to simply nod at the one who helped plan the bombing he’s been investigating. If she does just that, he’s sure he can get her released. And though we can see her affection for Sayid, Nadia won’t do it.

Back in real time, Sayid uses the tools Danielle provided to work on the mechanics and soon it is playing just like new. As Danielle revels in the joy of the music, Sayid asks her to let him go. He now realizes that he must return to his friends. If they have any hope of rescue, they must all work together. Danielle tells him he can’t leave, he needs her if he wants to survive — and as they are arguing there is a menacing ROAR from outside. Danielle immediately springs into action, grabbing her rifle, a knife and extra ammo. “Maybe it’s one of the bears,” she says. “Dinner.” Sayid asks her to untie him so he can go with her. She tells him no — she knows he will only run off. As she is climbing out of the habitat, Sayid warns her that it might be the monster. Danielle looks at Sayid with a mixture of pity and reassurance — “Poor Sayid,” she says. “There are no such things as monsters.” As soon as she leaves the habitat, Sayid opens his hand to reveal a tiny screwdriver he managed to palm without Danielle seeing. He uses it to break free and he quickly gathers his things. He takes the many charts and maps on the table, stuffs them into his backpack and grabs the spare rifle before climbing his way out.

In FLASHBACK we go once more to the Iraqi prison to learn that Sayid has been ordered to shoot Nadia. He argues for more time, but Omar orders him to get on with it — it’s been months and she’s given them nothing. Sayid marches Nadia under armed guard toward the killing room. When they reach the room, he dismisses the other guards, telling them he’ll take over from there. Once they’re out of sight, he removes Nadia’s hood and leads her to a door. He tells her that there’s a truck outside that will be leaving for Baghdad in a few minutes — if she hurries, she can hide in the back and escape before anyone notices. As he removes her chains, Omar comes from behind and demands to know what’s going on. Sayid’s face answers the question for him and as he pulls his sidearm, Sayid draws his own and shoots Omar. Nadia begs Sayid to come with him, but he tells her he can’t. If he deserts, Saddam’s forces will murder his entire family. Nadia manages to write something on the back the familiar photo that Sayid carries before fleeing out the door.

Back in the jungle, Sayid struggles on his bad leg to escape. He hears someone coming and hides just in time to see Danielle looking for him. He gets the drop on her and tells her to throw down her weapon, but she won’t listen. He tells her if she doesn’t drop the gun, he’ll have to shoot her, but she still raises the gun into firing position. Sayid is forced to pull the trigger — CLICK. Nothing happens. Danielle tells Sayid that she removed the firing pin. After an impassioned exchange between them, Danielle agrees to let Sayid leave, but refuses to come back with him. Sayid has one final question before he leaves, “Who is Alex?” Danielle has a look of sadness when she answers, “Alex was my child.”

Meanwhile, in the valley, the whole camp is watching the first “Island Open” as Jack, Charlie and Michael battle it out on the golf course. People are actually laughing for what seems like the first time since they crashed here. Even Sawyer manages to share the moment with the others.But not everyone is at the Golf tournament. As Locke practices throwing one of his knives into the trunk of a tree, Walt emerges from the brush. He asks Locke to teach him. After considering the question for a moment, Locke turns the knife around and hands it to Walt. As he takes it, we are left to wonder just what he has begun…

As night falls, Sayid struggles to make his way back to the beach. The wind howls around him and for a moment he thinks he hears something… the whispering of voices. As we push in on Sayid, we are left to wonder whether the wind is playing tricks on him or… if there really is something out there.

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We open on the eye of a guitar and pan up to find Charlie, struggling to play the chords that once came easily. He’s going through the initial stages of withdrawal sweating, nervous and agitated. Locke encourages him to take a walk, but Charlie refuses.

Meanwhile, Jack tries in vain to convince Kate to come to the caves and Sawyer moves into the infirmary tent on the beach.

Charlie walks through the woods, hears what he thinks might be the monster and runs. We FLASHBACK to a confessional booth, where Charlie confesses to giving in to the temptations that come with his rock star lifestyle. On the advice of the priest, Charlie considers quitting the band, until his brother Liam delivers news that they’ve been signed to a recording contract.

Back in real time, it turns out that Locke was using Charlie as bait to catch a boar. Fed up, Charlie demands his drugs back. Locke explains that he’s going to let Charlie ask three times and that on the third time, he’s going to let him have the drugs back-this was the first. Charlie begs Locke to throw the drugs away, but Locke reasons that would take away his choice, the only thing that separates us from the animals.

Back on the beach, Sayid tells Kate about his plan to triangulate the French broadcast they’ll set up three antennae and signal one another with bottle rockets as to when to turn them on. However, he needs a battery for the transceiver. Kate goes to Sawyer, knowing full well he has been hoarding stuff, and attempts to persuade him into contributing a battery. Kate claims to understand Sawyer-he has nothing and no one to return to, which is why he acts so selfishly. She says that she pities him. In an act of defiance, Sawyer gives up the battery.

Jack and Hurley continue to move bags from the beach to the caves. Charlie offers his help, but only gets in the way. When one of the bags pops open, Charlie spots some pill bottles and considers pocketing one. Jack catches him in the act. Charlie claims he has a “headache”, but Jack tells him Diazepam is a little strong for a headache and dismisses him. Charlie returns to his guitar and we launch into another FLASHBACK, where Liam attempts to talk Charlie into staying with the band-tempting him with fame & fortune and appealing to his ego. Liam promises to look out for him and Charlie agrees so long as Liam promises they can walk away if things get too crazy.

At the caves, Hurley asks Charlie to move his guitar to make room for supplies. This pushes Charlie over the edge and he confronts Jack, going on an irrational rant. Suddenly, the cave walls begin to collapse, sending rocks and dirt everywhere. While Charlie escapes, Jack is trapped inside!

Kate & Sayid trek through the jungle to set the antennae and talk about fate, while Charlie runs to the beach to gather help. Boone leaves Shannon with the responsibility of firing off his bottle rocket and powering up his antenna. Sawyer volunteers to go tell Kate what happened to Jack, leaving Charlie behind. We FLASHBACK to the heyday of Drive Shaft. Charlie is up on stage next to Liam, enjoying the throngs of screaming fans. But as they launch into their hit song, “Y’all Everybody” Liam takes the chorus and sings it himself. Backstage, Charlie confronts his brother for singing his part. Liam claims that he was just caught up in the moment and dismisses Charlie, who stands by watching as his older brother takes a film canister from a girl and pulls out a familiar bag of brown powder. Liam throws Charlie a wink and a smile, before retreating to do the drugs.

Back in real time, everyone works together to clear the rocks from the mouth of the cave. When Michael arrives, he puts his eight years of construction experience into action and halts the work until he can figure out a good place to dig based on stability.

Out in the jungle, Sawyer intercepts Kate & Sayid to deliver news of Jack. But Kate’s harsh comments cause Sawyer to have a change of heart and he decides to withhold the information and invite himself along on their mission.

As Locke works to skin another boar, Charlie approaches and tells him about the situation with Jack. But Locke knows the real reason Charlie came out into the jungle – he wants his stash. Locke shows Charlie a cocoon, where a moth struggles to emerge. He explains that he could help it out, but it would be too weak to survive-the struggle is nature’s way of strengthening it. And off that nugget of wisdom, Locke reminds Charlie that if he asks again, the drugs will be his.

At the caves, Michael tunnels through to where Jack is able to hear their calls. Jack tells them he’s pinned down and unable to move. Michael informs the group that someone small will have to go in after Jack. Charlie emerges from the woods and volunteers.

Back in the jungle, Sayid, Kate and Sawyer stop to place the second antenna. Sayid instructs Kate to watch for his bottle rocket at 5 o’clock, then sets out on his own, leaving Kate and Sawyer together. Sawyer attempts to suss out what Kate sees in Jack. Kate tells Sawyer he doesn’t hold a candle to Jack, which leads Sawyer to reveal that Jack is probably dead.

Charlie crawls through the small tunnel towards Jack. In his FLASHBACK, he tunnels his way through the crowd backstage. Charlie finds Liam drinking and drugging with some groupies and berates Liam for missing sound check again and getting high before another show. While Liam takes it all very lightly, Charlie threatens to cancel the rest of the tour, claiming that things have gotten out of control and that it’s time to walk away, as they agreed. Charlie tells Liam that he’s destroying Drive Shaft, but Liam’s ego has grown out of control-he thinks he is Drive Shaft. Liam tells Charlie he’s nothing without the band and leaves him behind. Devastated, Charlie picks up one of the film canisters and empties its contents into his hands. He stares at it, tears welling up in his eyes as he contemplates taking them himself…

Halfway through the tunnel, the walls begin to collapse behind Charlie. He makes it to Jack, but now they’re both trapped inside. Charlie unpins Jacks arm from under a rock and fixes his dislocated shoulder before we go into another FLASHBACK-

-to a suburban house in Australia. Charlie knocks on the door and a clean cut Liam answers it. Charlie delivers news that he’s lined up a gig for Drive Shaft as an opening act in L.A. Charlie wants a revival-needs a revival. But Liam is settled and likes his new life-he has a wife and child now. When Charlie takes off his sunglasses, Liam realizes that he’s using again. Liam offers to get him some help and invites him to stay, but Charlie storms out and heads for the fateful flight back to Los Angeles.

Outside the cave, the group has nearly given up hope until Kate arrives and insists on continuing the rescue effort. Inside, Jack is quick to recognize signs of Charlie’s withdrawal and tells him he’ll help him though it, if they ever make it out-they’re using up oxygen-FAST. But Charlie notices a moth flying around inside the cave and he follows it to a shaft of light where he begins digging for fresh air-

-as Kate and the others dig on the other side. Charlie and Jack break through the surface and stumble back into camp. Kate turns, relieved to see Jack alive and runs into his arms. Jack credits Charlie for getting them out.

Meanwhile, Sayid prepares to turn on his antenna and sets off his bottle rocket. Shannon miraculously holds up her end of the bargain from the beach and the third rocket is launched from Kate’s position. Sayid turns on the antenna, about to receive the signal, when he’s suddenly conked on the head with a log-someone or something doesn’t want them to get off the island.

That night at the caves, Charlie goes to Locke and asks for his drugs. This is the third request and Locke sticks to his word, surrendering the little bag to Charlie. But Charlie unexpectantly tosses the bag into the fire. Locke tells Charlie he’s proud of him and knew he could do it. Charlie watches as a moth dances over the fire, finally free of his addiction.

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