Poppycup
02-12-05, 05:57 PM
Hi everyone,
Just a few more things I noticed after rewatching the episode.
The strangest thing I found was to be what Jin said after he got hit and the whole scene around it. If you watch, here is what is said.
Sun:What do you think is going on?
Jin: What is going on? How would I know?
Sun: Maybe the OTHERS understand--
jin: The OTHERS? I was attacked because of what they have done.
now immediately after the scene switches to Claire, her first words are "The others". But my question is, what does Jin feel "The OTHERS" have done. What does he mean? Who does he mean?
Also, on Charlie's flashback, when they are in the bar and his friend goes over to the jukebox to play DRIVESHAFT'S song, i noticed something minor but odd. When ever you play a song in a jukebox, it has the artists name in the middle and the song titles above and below. It also ALWAYS has the record label name in smaller print below it. I believe Annie Lenox was above DRIVESHAFT and it did indeed say ARISTA (RECORDS). Now on the DRIVESHAFT slot, no record label. I found this odd, because they could have easily made up a fake record label name. It made me think, if DRIVESHAFT really exists, or something to that effect.
Sorry for all of the rambling, but any thoughts on these 2 issues would be great!
Just a few more things I noticed after rewatching the episode.
The strangest thing I found was to be what Jin said after he got hit and the whole scene around it. If you watch, here is what is said.
Sun:What do you think is going on?
Jin: What is going on? How would I know?
Sun: Maybe the OTHERS understand--
jin: The OTHERS? I was attacked because of what they have done.
now immediately after the scene switches to Claire, her first words are "The others". But my question is, what does Jin feel "The OTHERS" have done. What does he mean? Who does he mean?
Also, on Charlie's flashback, when they are in the bar and his friend goes over to the jukebox to play DRIVESHAFT'S song, i noticed something minor but odd. When ever you play a song in a jukebox, it has the artists name in the middle and the song titles above and below. It also ALWAYS has the record label name in smaller print below it. I believe Annie Lenox was above DRIVESHAFT and it did indeed say ARISTA (RECORDS). Now on the DRIVESHAFT slot, no record label. I found this odd, because they could have easily made up a fake record label name. It made me think, if DRIVESHAFT really exists, or something to that effect.
Sorry for all of the rambling, but any thoughts on these 2 issues would be great!