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First of all, this was one of my favorite episodes of all time. I loved every minute of it.

However, I'm stuck on one thing: A few episodes back when Charlotte dies, she says something along the lines of Daniel telling her to never come back to the island. She has a memory of this. This was her past when it was Daniel's present. Does this mean they are not able to stop the electromagnetism and everything happens again just like it did before? If Daniel is right in that he can stop it, Oceanic 815 never crashes and Charlotte never arrives on the island via the freighter, right?

Or are they stuck in the time loop and as it's been hinted before, the island course corrects itself to make sure the events that are suppose to happen happen?

I'm starting to think that this is just a long version of Back To The Future II -- where Doc explains that you can create this alternate time reality (that splits due to interference in the past). It seems to me that everything in the future is merely a disguised reality, or a reality set to the consequences of messing with time and science in general. I think the ultimate corrector of this has to be some Egyptian god (Richard?) or guardian of time or something. Otherwise you're right, Charlotte wouldn't have that memory of a "crazy old man"

so you think it will end then with them simply preventing the crash by altering the past so that we can watch everyone walk off into the sunset without any knowledge of what "could have been"?

I believe it will all be an autistic boys imagination.

I'm pretty sure Daniel's mental breakdown was a combo of his time travel experiments on himself at Oxford along with the time travel experiment that went wrong with his girlfriend Theresa, sending her into a coma state.

I may be going out on a limb, but what if Jacob represents himself through certain dead people on the island; Jack's dad, Claire, maybe now Locke ("dead is dead")? Locke definitely came back to the island this time with confidence and a seemingly quiet understanding of the island. But if that's true, Jacob's being isn't limited to the island.

I don't think the "What did you see?" commercials were related to LOST... In the two ads I saw, I saw a baby (ultrasound) and kids (getting out of school); anti-abortion. It'll be interesting to see if they do a followup ad with the results from their website.

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