Lost - Season 5

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They are most definitely Rose and Bernard. Jack comments when they find them "for their clothes to have decomposed this much these bodies must have been here for at least 50 years" - or something to that effect. The time periods fit.

Rose & Bernard are 'currently' living in 1977, and look very healthy. Even if they suddenly died, it would have only been 27 years when Jack discovered the bodies in 2004. It still could be Rose & Bernard, but they would have had to travel back in time again.

How can you survive a Hydrogen Bomb? She would have had to face the detonation of the bomb even if briefly (before the losties jumped forward in time).

How do we know the same exact thing didn't happen to Desmond when he triggered the failsafe? Maybe the failsafe was a hydrogen bomb detonation... they know it would work since they saw the Losties disappear after the first hydrogen bomb exploded. ... or, they are all dead and season six will indeed be the zombie season.

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can someone actually explain to my, the whiole statue thing, i still dont understand why its there.

It's a bit like the Egyptians putting up the Sphinx, they put it there maybe to commemorate someone or for a reason.

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still doesnt rly make sense. a statue in the middle of an island, which has nothing to do with egypt?

Yeah I know but who's to say how old the actual island is...it's clear with all the hieroglyphs going the island is very old and the statue could of been put up for a god of some kind...we don't really know but I am sure that's one question they are going to answer (even if they can't all in just 17 odd episodes)

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No it doesn't at all.

Jack isn't going to be an expert on how fast clothes decay. Also the writers said that Adam And Eve will prove they had certain plot arc's planned from the start (the time travel). At the time the episode was written they probably didn't have exact dates on all the time travel stuff, just that eventually Rose and Bernard would end up in the past and die there.

And it was sort of those conversations which obviously happened way back in season one when Locke and Boone found the hatch that were the early precursors of time travel. I will say, though, that the first significant event in the show where we were thinking in the back of our minds that this is going to require a story telling element that isn't traditional narrative, is the discovery of Adam and Eve in the caves.

from: http://www.ugo.com/tv/lost/?cur=darlton

As I am halfway through re-watching the first season. Most of Rose's conversations have been "how she knows Bernard is alive" - which for me adds to the fact they knew they were bringing him back from the tail section, to eventually fulfil the Adam and Eve Skeletons.

I know there's no actual proof, but I rarely claim things as facts on here, but this I am SURE of and I will eat my hat if it doesn't end up being them.

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Question: This is probably a long shot, but got any Lost scoop? --Jeff

Ausiello: Yeah, having Lost scoop in late May is about as unlikely as me combing through my old transcripts and finding an unused Damon Lindelof quote pertaining to the show's series finale. OMG, looky here: "We?ve been planning out the final season for four years now. And of all the talks we have had about the show, [reuniting all the castaways] is the subject that has come up the most. The ending was almost where we began, and we had to figure out how to get there. It's like a wedding where the reception is the part that requires the most planning and is the most fun to plan. We've exchanged our vows and I am ready to go party."

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So MANY unanswered questions, so little time, I don't know they can answer them ALL in just 20 or so episodes?

Seems The Final season is gonna be a mind-blowing reveal in EVERY week!!! :D

Jack isn't going to be an expert on how fast clothes decay. Also the writers said that Adam And Eve will prove they had certain plot arc's planned from the start (the time travel). At the time the episode was written they probably didn't have exact dates on all the time travel stuff, just that eventually Rose and Bernard would end up in the past and die there.

from: http://www.ugo.com/tv/lost/?cur=darlton

As I am halfway through re-watching the first season. Most of Rose's conversations have been "how she knows Bernard is alive" - which for me adds to the fact they knew they were bringing him back from the tail section, to eventually fulfil the Adam and Eve Skeletons.

I know there's no actual proof, but I rarely claim things as facts on here, but this I am SURE of and I will eat my hat if it doesn't end up being them.

Isn't Jack a Doctor, and a Doctor should know how long a BODY decomposes?

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