Was the guy caught in the falling debris in the beginning of Act 4 Locke? That's what I immediately thought, even though the jewelery store owner said he was supposed to die. Was I the only one who thought this?
That was... different.
I know PAL, but.... (SPOILER -- highlight to read)
Did the preview indicate that Jewelry Shop Lady (Ms. Hawking?) is Hanso?
Our new characters don't show up at all. Anyone else not notice at all?
Luigi Novi: Was the guy caught in the falling debris in the beginning of Act 4 Locke? That's what I immediately thought, even though the jewelery store owner said he was supposed to die. Was I the only one who thought this?
I didn't notice if he was. All I noticed from that particular scene is that the falling debris sounds like one of noises that the monster makes.
And the red shoes. Definitely some Wizard of Oz vibes with those. "It wasn't a dream, it was a place."
I missed it, but the new issue of TV Guide pointed out that a military recruitment poster is seen in Desmond's flashbacks, on which the word "honor" is spelled as such, instead of "honour", as it is in the UK.
Okay, the way my wife and I saw this is that the 'flashbacks,' which weren't your normal garden-variety flashbacks, were what Desmond experienced after the implosion. That is, the hatch imploded, he laid there unconscious, and in his mind experienced the events that we saw. I never really thought he was time travelling, though, of course, he thought he was. He was reliving a past event, mixed with knowledge of the Island and the jewellery shop woman (who I expect will turn up again someday, not in a flashback). Having developed some psychic power, his dreams/flashbacks might be affected in some way, which is how I interpreted the presence of the woman explaining everything. (I grant you that can explain away any objection to this theory.)
But I've now talked to several people who just assumed the time travelling explanation was what really happened to him. Where does everyone here weigh in on this?
precog
Luigi, the British Army recruitment poster also shows an infantryman with the M16/M4 series rifle, British Army line infantry don't use that, they use they SA-80 AKA the L85 bullpup rifle instead. Some British special forces like the SAS use the M16/M4 series.
Yes, I have too much time on my hands.
Was the jewellery shop woman a Time Lady?