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I think the bedraggled state of the "others" who walked by Jin and Echo (dirty, torn clothes, etc), the fact that one of them was carrying a teddy bear, and that FTLB (Latina wench) claimed she and her fellow survivors have "trust issues" makes it pretty clear that the "tail-enders'" version of "the others" are in fact fellow tail-enders who've gone insane, like Rouseau's companions went insane when she crashed on the island. So I think once again, there are two sets of others -- the real ones, who have Walt's kid, and a savage batch of former survivors who've gone nuts.
You know, one thing that infuriates me about Lost is that so many mysteries would be solved if the characters just acted like real people and asked and answered questions. Like with Sun and Jack, when she noticed he wasn't wearing a ring. "It's rolling around in my sock drawer back home," Jack said. Of course all Sun did in response was gape without understanding. Couldn't she just've freaking asked: "Well, did you get a divorce or what, Jack?? Inquiring minds want to know." And you can't say it's because the survivors want to respect each others' privacy. These people have been stuck on an island for over a month. I don't think, in real life, there'd be too many unanswered questions about each other -- and I certainly don't think there'd still be any sexual tension between Jack and Kate.
Finally, Mister Echo might just be the coolest motherfucker ever to appear on this show. |
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