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Oh so they will never tell us what really happens nah dog im out dont care how they deal with it if i cant never find out why or wtf happened
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it was a "rapture" like event. just assume it is the rapture. chances are if that were to ever happen people won't know what went down either.Oh so they will never tell us what really happens nah dog im out dont care how they deal with it if i cant never find out why or wtf happened
Is the book a good read?
I'd rather watch a mature themed show about the daughter and her friend.
because it's from the perspective of the people on the planet... they never know exactly what happened so neither do we. you can study and intuit what happens post modernly like people who watch the matrix did but you're never gonna get one decisive answer.The fact that the first post in this thread says that the book never states what happened has me contemplating keeping up with the show.. how the hell you not gonna explain what happened
because it's from the perspective of the people on the planet... they never know exactly what happened so neither do we. you can study and intuit what happens post modernly like people who watch the matrix did but you're never gonna get one decisive answer.
doesn't that make for more interesting discussion?
it was the rapture. it was aliens. we all live in a cave, life is nothing but an illusion, and the people who all disappeared never existed to begin with. all plausible.
The way the pilot was it was not a good mystery. At least not about the disappearances.Of course Lindelof chooses a book that doesn't explain the reason everything is going down.
I watched the episode tonight and it was very intriguing.
I love a good mystery. But I also love a solution.
That's the thing with Lindelof... He's great a weaving the web, but when it's reckoning time he flops.
It happened on lost. It happened on his Star Trek. It happened on Prometheus.
I'll probably continue to watch the show and I'll love the journey, but deep down I'll know they will ruin whatever ending they have planned.
I'm not entirely sure why I continue to watch his products
I think you have it backwards. The dogs are the people in white. They're the ones who saw what happened and reacted immediately and ran off. Everyone else is still stunned and in a daze.My interpretation.
Deer = People in white, something traumatized them and now they're an elongated 'deer in headlights'
Dogs= What most of the 98 percent are turning into. Savage dogs attacking the 'deer in headlights.'
Liv Tyler*I liked it.
Will mostly watch to see the two teenagers and Evangeline Lily.