Anyone else Lost?

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Thank god Sayid came back to life! I'm already more than a smiggin confused, but I guess that's why they call it Lost. I'm loving it so far. Can't believe it's the last season. Here's hoping Sawyer has to go shirtless lots this series. Anyone care to give their theories as to what the hell is going on. Who is the Locke lookielikie?Who are the temple people? Where is Jacks fathers body? Too many questions but you get the idea. Let's hear your Lost theories.

LOL a cyclops has just one eye!

Jesus and I'm not even drunk...

one thing that was answered was we now know how the statue ended up losing it's body and becoming just the feet. when the bomb went off in the 70's timeline, wasn't the statue whole?, then when it is next seen, from the plane and is underwater, it's just the feet, same as it is in the present day timeline.

And, 'who lies in the shadow of the statue?'

.....Locke's corpse??

But, which version of "lies" could it be? The one that refers to being on the ground, or the one that refers to telling porkies?

Crap, I've just confused myself even more now. Time to disengage the brain and just gaze upon the manly loveliness.

deceit could be Ben or Sun!

Or it might be a red herring completely

And who thinks that the Temple is what/where the smoke monster calls home, which is why the Temple Others suddenly scattered ash everywhere and prepared for battle as soon as Hurley told them that Jacob was dead? Or does smokie yearn to leave the island?

And what did false Locke mean when he told Richard that it was good to see him out of chains???

I thought that ash stuff they were scattering was gunpowder stuff which stopped the Smokemonster from getting in.

Yes, it seems that the ash is used to keep smokie out.....but why are the Temple Others they so afraid of smokie? Do they know that it wants its temple back?! Or something else entirely?

Will Sayid/Jacob save the day?!

And what about the significance of Jacob's tapestry? Ilana found a piece of something that looked like the tapestry in the jungle hut, which seemed to direct her to the statue. Is the tapestry a metaphor for something much wider?

I thought false Locke meant it was good to be out of chains - ie it was good to see him out of chains referring to himself rather than Richard.

Ah, yes I see what you mean! A little ambiguous!

Think smokie wants off the island because when he was talking to Jacob on the beach he couldn't understand why he kept bringing more people to the island

Oooh thanks Plumbum - didn't know there was another thread on Lost