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Post by SpringSummers on Oct 4, 2006 20:46:33 GMT -5
So far, this episode is mostly a confusing jumble to me.
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Post by Matthew on Oct 4, 2006 20:48:11 GMT -5
How would hallucinations be any different from normal life, here?
"No, I'm a repo woman" heh.
Okay, that was freakin' EVIL.
If it IS Shep Sr, oh, man, that would explain a little bit more, wouldn't it?
Friends of Bill W. Huh. Whoa.
Jack, this is NOT the place.
No, no scotch if he's here.
Paranoid insanity doesn't look attractive at all on you, Jack. When the woman has left, like that? No.
Quick like bunny.
Heh! he HAD to open the door, didn't he?
*Snerk!* so used to following odd instructions in button-pressing emergencies he responded immediately, which gave her the time to paste him. Ah, the conditioning is working. ;D
Me mum wishes for me to state to y'all that if she were in Jack's shoes, she would kill every single one of the Others, down to the last man.
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Post by Pixi on Oct 4, 2006 20:49:03 GMT -5
Back to the eyeball openers - yay! And Petula - double yay!! Oooh, they have all the comforts of modern life in their little Other Island village - Stephen King book club reading and all. Plus, some of them (like Blonde woman) don't like not!Henry. So, Jack and Sawyer are put in animal experiment labs or zoo cages. Each are given someone to "interact" with (someone apparently sympathetic, up to a point). And Kate is symbolically stripped, dressed up all "pretty" "like a lady" "civilised", so they can play a different kind of mind game with her. I don't like these new "civilised" Others any more than I did the old pretend-scruffy ones. I don't care how they humanize them or give us their side of the story. Any group, or leader of a group, that responded that way to a plane crash? Are not good. So there! ;D Right there with you. ;D And I was wondering why they chose those three people to have first contact with our Losties. Jack--with woman/blondie woman/wife issues meets "nice" and "comforting blonde woman; Kate--with daddy issues meets older, "fatherly"-like pirate-wannabe man; and Sawyer, with his issues of his childhood, meets young-looking boy. Hmmm. Of course, I'm probably full of it. Hee - very analytical. I myself have no clue about anything in this show. I just watch and let all you losties dissect it for me.
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Post by Karen on Oct 4, 2006 20:49:36 GMT -5
Down, your honor. Sawyer is spoken for. ;D The poor bubby. He really really needs a shower now. A long hot shower. With me, because he's injured and will need assistance. Back to Jack. I think that Juliette looks like his wife. She does. Intentionally? What? Are you a doctor now as well as a judge? Sawyer needs more than just a shower. I have what he needs. But thanks for the offer.
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Post by rich on Oct 4, 2006 20:49:38 GMT -5
OK, water. Too much deliberate mystification for Rich.
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Post by Matthew on Oct 4, 2006 20:50:18 GMT -5
Okay, so "Where's your lawyer?" should prolly not be answered with "You look pretty" Ah, Jack. *sigh* Cripes, a village full of shrinks with undercover experience. Woohoo! Nekkid Kate! Shades of Alice in Wonderland. okay, the Other who picked her wardrobe has been in my brain. Shackles and a French Press. Accoutrements of any fine breakfast table. Kate? When you are reduced to the Jerry Springer "you don't know me" answer? You're a step behind. "Something nice to hold on to" "the next two weeks are going to be very unpleasant" don't let the evil shrinks break your brain... What the hell IS Henry's real name, anyways? Ashurdusmellbad. He's Assyrian. I think I'll stick with Henry.
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Post by Lola m on Oct 4, 2006 20:50:57 GMT -5
I find myself oddly in sympathy with Jack in his first reactions to blonde woman (Julie, is it?). I too would be tempted to just sit there and not take her food and water and so on. I'd feel like sitting there and ignoring her, even if I keeled over.
Because she's just so annoying. So sweetly reasonable that I want to smack her.
OTOH, flash!Jack is being very annoying as well, with the obsessive wife and dad behavior.
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Post by Sara on Oct 4, 2006 20:51:17 GMT -5
Yay! The monkey figured out how to get the treat.
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Post by SpringSummers on Oct 4, 2006 20:51:47 GMT -5
Jack and Sawyer sure take a different approach to life, don't they?
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Post by SpringSummers on Oct 4, 2006 20:54:05 GMT -5
OK. So Sawyer and Kate are warming up here - I wonder when the mating in captivity will start in earnest?
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Post by SpringSummers on Oct 4, 2006 20:59:12 GMT -5
The poor bubby. He really really needs a shower now. A long hot shower. With me, because he's injured and will need assistance. Back to Jack. I think that Juliette looks like his wife. She does. Intentionally? What? Are you a doctor now as well as a judge? Sawyer needs more than just a shower. I have what he needs. But thanks for the offer. You are not invited to the Sawyer-shower. C'mon, Jack! Find out who was sleeping with the wifey! I wanna know who that guy is, too. I agree that Juliet is terribly annoyingly sweet. I do not trust her. At all.
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Post by rich on Oct 4, 2006 20:59:19 GMT -5
"Now you have something to fix."
That's cold.
"Is she happy?"
Good for you, Jack.
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Post by rich on Oct 4, 2006 21:00:51 GMT -5
Henry = Glory = Ben.
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Post by Matthew on Oct 4, 2006 21:01:10 GMT -5
Okay, I am laughing my ass off both from "Gotcha, Doc Brown" and the reward he got. ;D "Only took the bears two hours" "how many of them were there?" ;D Aw, sawyer!!! being generous!!! Did she not eat any of the brekky Arbus... Henry offered? Sharks and dolphins!! Woohoo!!! Hydra station.... "Well, that was a long time ago" What are they, now? They have the interweb there on Polar Bear Island! "It's your whole life." Crap. Jack's been busted by the Department of Homeland Security. Oh, cripes, Jack. GIVE IT UP, you friming whack-a-loon!!!! Huh. So he got arrested for attacking his daddy in the AA meeting. Sarah. I'd have left him there, were I her. She's a better man than I am. AND of course, he has to go out. Well, at least he sees the guy. "It doesn't matter who he is: it just matters who you're not" There go fifty days of sobriety. "Look on the bright side: now you have something to fix" Yep. Oh, don't ask his name. "Is she happy?" is not the question I expected. But it's almost redemptive: and the laughing and crying at the same time is understandable. *sigh* silly bastard. So he is Ben. Good job, Karen! Benry.
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Post by Pixi on Oct 4, 2006 21:01:16 GMT -5
Okay - who is Ben? What is the Ben significance? I'm lost.
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