MY THEORY ON THE ISLAND....etc

[xxandraxx]

Here's my take on what's goin on on the island and with the characters.

Like some others here, I believe these "passengers" are all deceased and they are being put through a series of tests before they become "guardian angels".

For instance, in the "afterlife" they can become what they were not able to become in real life. They are being given a
second chance to do the right thing or make adjustments that will somehow affect their future and past.

What do you think?

[jynnantonix]

Nah, the producers already said that they are most definitely not dead/in limbo/dreaming etc. It would just be too easy, and has been done to death already.

[xxandraxx]

Well they must be aliens then.

I don't understand why a woman of 8 months is flying.

A dog is allowed on board with regular passengers.

Their injuries are not more severe.

They can find their luggage so easily. In real life it takes nothing short of a miracle for the airline not to lose your luggage.

They could fly so far off ( 1,000 miles) and not be missed by air traffic control at any given time. Did they fall off the face of the earth into another planet?

Why the hair of the females are so clean, shiny and bouncy....and they are fully made-up to be on a deserted island. Can you say "vanity"?

The pregnant woman looks like all her pregnant weight was gained SOLELY in her abdomen, thus remaining skinny and able to fit into mini-maternity clothes. Did I mention they don't allow you on planes if your that much PREGNANT?

Oh...I can go on...

I'm glad the producers/writers aren't going for the "usual" done to death scenarios..

Fresh ideas are hard to find!

:lol

[Lothiriel of Rohan]

Nice theory but the writers have already told us there is nothing supernatural going on in this show. So passengers who have died and have been given a chance to now become guardian angels sounds to me falls into the "supernatural" category...Just MHO.

By the way...I see this is your first post. Welcome to the board!!!:D

You might want to check out other threads that have been posted along these lines in the general discussion area of the board. .

[xxandraxx]

Thanks for the welcome.

I will try to catch up on the posts....all one million of 'em!

:rollin

:lol

Nice fansite btw.

[Abraxas]

So you think they never really boarded the plane in the first place?
Because your arguments rule that out.
Many people won't like to see something like the purgatory theory, me included. I just hope there is some more down-to-earth explanation for what they are going through.

[leeknpotato]

"I don't understand why a woman of 8 months is flying."

Some airlines allow heavily pregnant women onto planes.

"A dog is allowed on board with regular passengers."

Animals usually travel with the luggage.

[Glithander]

"They could fly so far off ( 1,000 miles) and not be missed by air traffic control at any given time. Did they fall off the face of the earth into another planet?"

Most of the Pacific air routes are not monitored by actual radar, as the airspace is just too darn big.

Instead, they monitor telemetry from the planes themselves. Additionally, pilots report when they cross specific waypoints (for example: UNITED XXX, reporting crossing CEDAR at FL330 at mach .78. Estimate CLUTZ at 18:33z).

So if the plane loses communication, they can no longer report their location. Oceanic Control would see - hey - they haven't reported in when expected and would try to contact them. The best idea they'd have would be where they last reported in. They'd know they should be between points 'A' and 'B'.

So - from what the pilot said - they would be in deeep trouble.

Later!

[WINDMILLBOOKS]

In the tail of all civil airliners is an EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER. Its designed to go off on major impact or on contact with water.

Which is probably why they arent allowed to have access to the tail at this stage of the series.

/Alex

[xxandraxx]

I've flip-flopped on my theory. I now believe it's CLONES.

See my CLONE thread.


Thanks

;)