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Ben takes Jack, Sun, and Desmond to meet with Faraday's mother, scientist Eloise Hawking, (whom Desmond remembers years earlier leading him on the path to the island). Eloise tells them when and where the island will appear in time and the "window" to reach it, as well as the circumstances that brought them there in the first place. Jack decides to return with the corpse of Locke despite his doubts as to what may lie head for them, while Kate, Sayid, and Hurley need more convincing. Jack also visits his grandfather, residing in a nursing home, which leads him to do a little soul searching to seek his path. Written by
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While he is waiting to board the plane, Hurley can be seen reading the graphic novel "Y: The Last Man." Its author,
Brian K. Vaughan, has been a co-producer on a large number of recent Lost episodes (although not this one).
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On the flight to Guam there is a lighted sign in the aircraft that says "No Smoking / Fasten Seat Belt / Use Seat Bottom Cushion for Flotation". Transoceanic flights are required to have life rafts and life jackets for every passenger. "Seat Botttom Cushion" equipped aircraft are restricted to overland flights and those that stay within just a few miles of the coastline.
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Quotes
Jack Shephard:
It's pretty crazy, huh?
Kate Austen:
Which part?
Jack Shephard:
Hurley, Sayid, Ben... on the same plane. How did they end up here?
Kate Austen:
They bought a ticket.
Jack Shephard:
You don't think it means something that somehow we're all packed together?
Kate Austen:
We are on the same plane, Jack, doesn't make us together.
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Jack awakes in the island and rescues Hurley and Kate from a lake. Two days ago, Ben, Jack, Sun and Desmond meet Ms. Hawking, who is Daniel's mother, and she shows a device to them to locate the island that moves through time. She also tells that, if they want to return to the island, there would be a window that could bring them back. But they need to be together to reproduce the original situation. Jack decides to come back to the island bringing Locke's coffin. In the plane, the pilot is Frank Lapidus and Kate, Sun, Hurley, Sayid and Ben also embark in flight 316. When Jack asks Ben what will happen to the passengers, he replies who cares.
"Lost 316" is an unconvincing episode that shows an implausible situation, with the Oceanic Six returning to the island after so many deception in that place. Aaron is conveniently left behind. The worse, the Machiavellian Ben continues to manipulate the group like puppets as if they where dummies and not intelligent and experienced people. The shallow explanation of Ms. Hawking is unconvincing to make them back to such traumatic place. My vote is six.
Title (Brazil): "316"