The summer is ending, Lost has abandoned more than three months now and there is little news on the horizon (in the DVD release, here, later this month and the interesting Encyclopedia waiting for October ).
time tyrant and urgent commitments in other areas prevent substantial updates (and more scientific in nature) for this blog and the more or less near future do not expect major changes with respect to this state of affairs.
However, this does not prevent us to address this headquarters and a subject of topical interest. As you know the ending of the sixth season has left behind him a trail of controversy and criticism. The latter, mostly, addressed to the proverbial "lack of answers" to the enigmas places during the period of five (the sixth in the expectations of the public had to be precisely that of closing the circle) exciting television seasons. The truth, as you'll soon discover, is another. Clearly suggests that some opinions are more children's fashion or trend "is cool to speak ill of Lost," rather than judgments based on facts. In short, the sixth season of Lost has not fully convinced (and signed falls partly within the category of disgruntled, and for further information about this reference to previous post) the reasons are quite different.
But let's go ...
The Lostpedia dear, always punctual and attentive in the depths of its website provides an interesting section devoted to everyone, but all the mysteries (and solutions) that have occurred during the series, and from which it is clear that the answers given by the authors (including also side games and extra episode 'The New Man In Charge') are much more than those detractors (with dishonest and snobbish) want us to believe .
Here is the link to our trusted encyclopaedia: http://lostpedia.wikia.com/wiki/Portal:Mysterious (the link is in English)
But ... as there are some questions in this list that did not answer!?!
It 's true, but we discover together ("let's go find out" say Christian Shepard) as you can with a little' imagination, reasoning and deduction (based on other evidence provided to us by the series itself) get to give logical solution to any puzzle (even more bizarre, like the first) raised by Lindelof & Co.
1) Why did the monster produces mechanical noise?
the monster is simply extra-human nature. Capiamoci. It should be the evil incarnate. When it moves in its smoky for some reason that does not follow the rules of the world as we know it produces a sound that reminds us of something mechanical.
2) Why is Michael Christian on the ship even though we know that The Man In Black can not leave the island?
In theory we can also assume that the Christian sees that Michael is really the spirit of the true father of Jack and not just another incarnation of the boogeyman. Christian maybe you went there to welcome Michael to purgatory after he has completed his first mission of redemption (in fact we will see Michael stuck on the island along with the other spirits).
The other answer is simple: Daniel Faraday spoke of reach of the island. This explains why he and those of the boat remains in the same space-time on the island while the ship is not. But no one denies that the vessel when Man In Black appears there is still within range. Indeed, the fact that Jin, after the explosion, you find yourself still within range ... makes us think that indeed is what happened.
Man In Black can not leave the island because it is bound to double-locked with the heart of the island itself. This does not prevent him, however, to move at will (and using his powers ESP) within range.
3) Why Malkin has changed his prediction and he told Claire to give Aaron up for adoption to a pair of Los Angeles?
We know that the Others (as well as Abbadon and Widmore or the Hawking) have great economic potential and that some members (including Richard, but especially Jacob) are aware of the future and who would have ended island. So it is not inconceivable that have given money to the fraudster Malkin for you to convince Claire to make this trip.
4) Where do the powers of Walt?
nonsensical question. It 's special and nothing else. A divine gift or developed particular genes make a guy with ESP powers.
extrasensory powers are nonsense without scientific basis? Who cares!? We're talking about a TV series science fiction!
5) Cindy has been kidnapped or has Others allied with his own free will?
Seriously .... anyone really care?
In any case, the images suggest that there has been kidnapped.
6) Why Cindy decides to stay with the Others?
Why would notice that they are so evil and have different facilities available compared to the poor survivors. It can also take care of two children Zack and Emma.
7) Why to enter the Temple, Man In Black Dogen that needs to die?
The magic of the island are managed by Jacob, who has entrusted a few Dogen when they made him the master of the Temple.
Dogen then refers to everything related to the mystical island, including the magic ashes used to ward off the monster.
he died, he runs everything loses its power itself.
8) Who owns the glass eye of the Arrow station?
Presumably this is a glass eye belonging to Mikhail Bakunin. The only character we know (and have free access to all stations on the island) is missing an eye.
9) Why Ilana is in a Russian hospital?
The success is something serious. But unfortunately we have no information on its past history.
Ah .. why in Russia? Verdansky Well ... it seems a pretty Russian name .....
10) Why do the men of Black Rock were firing at the canoe Locke and cronies?
probably were on the beach with two canoes available, have lost one launched in pursuit of the other. What other way to get to the thieves if not shooting?
11) Who killed the passengers of flight Ajira and why?
say that they were men of Charles Widmore. Who did not want any obstacles in accomplishing his mission.
12) Why the hut could be moved?
That of Jacob's cabin (?) Is certainly one of the subtle points of the plot of Lost. Also because it is clear that there are so many things were shown. But even in this case it is possible to provide adequate responses.
A being capable of opening handcuffs from a distance of meters or to appear within a room in a ship off the coast of an island can not have a problem to move from a small hut.
13) Why Jacob left the hut?
We do not know why he began to live there. But we can imagine that at some point decided to quit within the hut with the monster making surrounding the ashes so that they can not escape it, or act by manipulating the island (or killing) the people at will.
In reality it is likely that the idea that the cottage was of Jacob is a myth crafted by Man In Black following his imprisonment in the same. Ilana was probably not even aware of this maneuver the monster, and then Jacob found himself having to give the cloth its real location (unknown to all but Richard and Man In Black).
14) who sought the help of Locke and why the objects began to fly through the air?
The authors in this case probably had no clear ideas. Also because Ben seems to know that "Jacob" do not love the electric light just before the ghostly little show, but later affirmed that he had never seen Jacob in the cabin. Well here it feels and smells of inconsistency there are many justifications.
The rest is Man In Black to seek help from Locke, thereby taking all his Machiavellian architecture to break the loophole that prevents him from killing Jacob. It is of course always the monster, with his usual powers, the architect of the flying objects.
15) Whose eyes are seen by Hurley in the hut?
and 'Man In Black, who in the hut was experiencing some new "clothes" (we see it, in fact, shortly before in the guise of Christian Shepard sitting in the rocking chair).
16) Who built the lighthouse and when?
not we know the when, but it was certainly built by the inhabitants of the island under the orders of the same Jacob, who needed this magical building to keep an eye on its candidates from a distance.
17) What is the name of Mother and what are its origins?
really matter to know her name? Call it Eve, as his skeleton has been dubbed by Locke.
Its origins are lost in the dawn of time, but certainly we know that the island has come through an accident. Maybe it was on some boat.
18) How did you kill all the Romans on the island and destroy their village and bury the Wheel?
As the protector of the island's powers. Maybe it can also turn into black smoke and then have superhuman strength.
19) What is the relationship between Mrs. Hawking and Brother Campbell?
Charles Widmore buy regular wines produced from the monastery Campbell. The Hawking has a close relationship with Widmore, probably after leaving the island, and this leaves us to believe that Charles and Eloise are close friends of the friar.
20) Why do some people have psychic powers?
The island is the cap that allows evil to not spread around the world, and we also know that there wandering souls inside.
This explains why Miles (grown from a small island) has acquired a certain kind of relationship with the realm of the afterlife. Hurley has these powers have gone from the island only after the first time.
no other logical reason, both characters (but also Man In Black) have a peculiar feeling that, thanks to the properties of the island, emerges.
And that's all.
Andrea Belcastro
