Originally posted by: habib89
Originally posted by: Fern
Originally posted by: sash1
Originally posted by: DeathBUA
Originally posted by: Smartazz
Did anybody notice that every time somebody on the island fixes their problem(s) they die?
I was just going to post that!
but the problem was, Eko didn't solve/fix his problems. he did not apologize to his brother, rather, he said he was proud of it. because of this the smoke monster attacked and killed him.
Maybe his problem was the guilt he bore for those acts, thus being haunted by their dead image.
At the end, he had shed that guilt.
Fern
I agree with that.. his problem was that he was holding everythign in.. that's why he was building the church.. cause he owed it to his brother, but after talking to his "brother" he repented essentially...
and i totally got the jesus vibe.. i was just waiting for a burning bush...
Maybe not a burning bush. . .but what was the significance of the big dead tree he stood under in the one scene shortly before the dust cloud monster wailed on him? A big dead tree in the middle of a lush green virtual "garden of eden?" Merely a foreshadowing of death or something more significant?
Also, I think it is pretty clear that the dust cloud monster is some kind of telepathic doppleganger/shape shifter with the ability to read people's thoughts. I think the dust cloud monster was manifesting as Eko's brother as well as the illusions that other people have been seeing while "alone" at various places on the island in previous episodes.
