On Mar 14, 6:54 am, "Rach" <rnashjrbott...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> And think about what Hurley actually said.
> "Shouldn't we go see him?"
> Not "Let's go see him."
>
> "Shouldn't" could be the clue here. If they are putting on a show, they
> "should" go to the grave, whether it's real or not. Sun could cry for a
> number of reasons, perhaps because he husband, her baby's father, is
back on
> the island. Sun's conversation with "dead Jin" could very much have been
> part of the act.
>
> We know for a fact that Jin DIDN'T die in the crash so the tombstone is
a
> lie either way.
>
> I think I need to watch this again.
>
> "s0183616" <s0183...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>
> news:rWnCj.1032$qT6.771@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> > Todd wrote:
> >> I think it's possible that Jin is alive and still on the island.
Jack
> >> has been telling a lie about what really happened, so it's possible
> >> Jin's death has been re****ted to help cover up the existence of the
> >> island. As for Sun's and Hurley's sadness at the cemetery, perhaps
they
> >> too
> >> are playing a role because they are being watched by Widmore's or
> >> Paik's people. Something just doesn't ring true about this. It
smells
> >> of a red
> >> herring. Even the preview for next week's episode, where we're told
> >> someone is going to die, doesn't convince me. Lost isn't known for
> >> giving things away that easily. Of course, I could be completely off
> >> base. Guess we'll find out soon
> >> enough.
>
> > No, it makes very good sense. I will bet you and I are correct.
"I guess we should, like, go see him".
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