Re: Why is Jack such a butt head!

On Sat, 03 May 2008 17:27:28 -0400, Steven L. <sdlitvin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> AC wrote:
>> <robgood@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> On May 3, 1:24 pm, "Steven L." <sdlit...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> No, they're saying that guys with daddy issues tend to be butt heads.
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>>> Lindelof ought to know. He's one himself.
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>>> You keep writing that.  What justif'n do you have for it?
>>  For a Lost fan, I would have thought the reason was obvious.
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> Around the time that Lost was greenlighted in mid 2004, Lindelof was  
> struggling to cope with the emotional issues caused by the death of his 

> own father, with whom he had had a tense relation****p.  Given that, it  
> shouldn't surprise anyone that "daddy issues" should figure so  
> prominently in Lost.
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> Many great authors have used their writings to work through their own  
> emotional torments.  Edgar Allan Poe is famous for that.
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>

Something I have wondered for a long time about Lindelof (among many  
others, including his educational op****tunaties in the mideast) is, has  
Lindelof ever seen his father since his father passed away? Seance or  
shadow in the night?

Robert, you are the Lindelof expert here...any inside scoop on Damon's  
conjuring David?

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