Re: Casket Question

Steven L. wrote:
> 
> Fred Ellis wrote:
> > broughps@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> >> On May 6, 10:05 pm, Fred Ellis <fkel...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >>> Tim wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> I'm new to this newsgroup and so I have a question.
> >>>> Anyone have any idea why the casket is so small? Is that just a
> >>>> production error, am I imagining things or is there a midget in it?
> >>> I still think Michael is the one in the casket.  Don't let the size
of
> >>> the casket fool you.  It isn't the first time the show's prop
department
> >>> made a mistake.  Remember the washer and dryer in the Swan bunker. 
The
> >>> writers had to give Hugo a throw-a-line to explain them.
> >>>
> >> Did we actually see the neighborhood the funeral parlor was in?
> >>
> >> I'm going with Christian Shepard's funeral. For some reason it has to
> >> be kept quiet, probably something to do with the O6 story. He never
> >> got the one he was suppose to have. Jack was probably hoping that at
> >> least the O6 people would show up. And if others knew about the
> >> funeral they might not have shown up because Christian had turned
into
> >> a drunk and was unpleasent to be around.
> >>
> >> Christian seems like the only person that would have a funeral and
not
> >> mess up the O6 story completely. After all jack was flying to oz to
> >> pick up his father.
> >>
> >> Penni
> >
> > To answer your first question, yes.  The funeral parlor was located in
a
> > low income neighborhood which appeared to be in a black section of the
> > city.  At least that was the impression I got when Jack drove up and
> > parked his car.
> 
> The funeral parlor itself was also clearly a low-class establishment.
> Notice the wooden folding chairs in the viewing area.
> 
> --
> Steven L.

Yes, I do remember the interior of the funeral parlor.  It was quite
indicative for the location that it was in.


Fred Ellis
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