Originally posted by Morning_Glory
yes they do... she was a physciatrist (ugh I cant spell this word 🙁 )do we know for sure what she was before, she hasnt said very much
At least that's what she says.
It could be where she was also a resident of the mental hospital and she's a chronic liar. Having spent enough time in a mental institute would give someone enough time to be able to fake being a psychiatrist.
Just a theory.
Originally posted by KENobi™
At least that's what she says.It could be where she was also a resident of the mental hospital and she's a chronic liar. Having spent enough time in a mental institute would give someone enough time to be able to fake being a psychiatrist.
Just a theory.
true, guess we'll find out
found this gayness
this is the maintance man from "Numbers" .. he also looks like Jin's stalker guy from the airport- with the hawaiian shirt on..
maintance guy
this is the guy in the bathroom at the airport talking to Jin
i found this too... sort of interesting...
Henry Gale was the new guy from last week (thats the same name as the uncle from wizard of oz, did anyone else notice that? not that means anything)
Jack Shephard -- John means "God is Gracious, Merciful" Shephard is self-explanatory - Jack was the first one to "shepard" the survivors..
Kate Austen -- Kate Austen may be a literary reference to Jane Austen - an author who often wrote of the struggle of individuals and their relationships while society had its grander conflict. Jane Austen also has been associated with embracing the ideals of philosopher John Locke (see John Locke, below).
James "Sawyer" Ford -- a Sawyer is a woodcutter, which is Sawyer's job in the camp. A "ford" is a shallow place to cross a body of water. "James Ford" is a historical U.S. outlaw whose activites centered around a place "Cave In Rock" in Southern Illinois. He was dubbed "Satan's Ferryman."
Claire Littleton -- Claire means light/clarity-- Littleton is "little town". An apt name for the one who brought the little baby into the society.
Charlie Pace -- Charlie is "little man", Pace is slow walk. Charlie is a slang term for heroin or cocaine.
Sayid Jarrah -- Ziad Samir Jarrah was named by the FBI as being the pilot-hijacker of the Flight 93 which crashed in Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001. I think Sayid was created to personalize and humanize the Iraqi to American audiences.
Hugo "Hurley" Reyes -- Hugo means "Bright in Mind and Spirit" Reyes means King. "Hurley" means to throw or overthrow. Is there a revolution in the future?
Boone Carlisle -- Boon is a "blessing or benefit", Carlisle means Island of Carr (strong man)
John Locke -- Jack and John are the same name, so perhaps Jack strives to be like John someday. A "lock" as a noun is a protector, strong, keeps things out or in. John Locke is also a literary/historical reference, an English philosopher who influenced the ideas of the Declaration of Independence. He believed that "all knowledge is derived from sensory experience."
Libby (no last name) -- Liberation, freedom.
Sun Kwon -- Sun is Korean for "Goodness" Kwon means "punch/fist/fight" as in Tae Kwon Do.
Jin Kwon -- Jin means "Excellence, Jewel"
Ana-Lucia Cortez -- Gracious, Light. Cortez is another historical reference: Spanish conqueror of Mexico-killed many of the indiginous peoples (Mayans & Aztecs).
Rousseau -- another historical reference. Jean-Jacques Rousseau was an important philosopher who believed that "man is essentially good, a 'noble savage' when in the 'state of nature' (the state of all the other animals, and the condition man was in before the creation of civilization and society), and that good people are made unhappy and corrupted by their experiences in society. He viewed society as "articficial" and "corrupt" and that the furthering of society results in the continuing unhappiness of man."
Eko / Mistereko -- There are a lot of translations of the word "Eko" in many languages: "Wartime camp"(African Bini), "One" (Sanskrit), "Farm" (Benin),"Turn of Direction/Sharing" (Japanese/Buddhism). In ecology, EKO means "raised free of chemical additives." It is also a homonym to the word echo a repetition of words or sound.
Vincent -- Victorious! Maybe the dog will save them all.
Originally posted by Morning_Glory
this is the maintance man from "Numbers" .. he also looks like Jin's stalker guy from the airport- with the hawaiian shirt on..maintance guy
this is the guy in the bathroom at the airport talking to Jin
i found this too... sort of interesting...
Henry Gale was the new guy from last week (thats the same name as the uncle from wizard of oz, did anyone else notice that? not that means anything)
Jack Shephard -- John means "God is Gracious, Merciful" Shephard is self-explanatory - Jack was the first one to "shepard" the survivors..
Kate Austen -- Kate Austen may be a literary reference to Jane Austen - an author who often wrote of the struggle of individuals and their relationships while society had its grander conflict. Jane Austen also has been associated with embracing the ideals of philosopher John Locke (see John Locke, below).
James "Sawyer" Ford -- a Sawyer is a woodcutter, which is Sawyer's job in the camp. A "ford" is a shallow place to cross a body of water. "James Ford" is a historical U.S. outlaw whose activites centered around a place "Cave In Rock" in Southern Illinois. He was dubbed "Satan's Ferryman."
Claire Littleton -- Claire means light/clarity-- Littleton is "little town". An apt name for the one who brought the little baby into the society.
Charlie Pace -- Charlie is "little man", Pace is slow walk. Charlie is a slang term for heroin or cocaine.
Sayid Jarrah -- Ziad Samir Jarrah was named by the FBI as being the pilot-hijacker of the Flight 93 which crashed in Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001. I think Sayid was created to personalize and humanize the Iraqi to American audiences.
Hugo "Hurley" Reyes -- Hugo means "Bright in Mind and Spirit" Reyes means King. "Hurley" means to throw or overthrow. Is there a revolution in the future?
Boone Carlisle -- Boon is a "blessing or benefit", Carlisle means Island of Carr (strong man)
John Locke -- Jack and John are the same name, so perhaps Jack strives to be like John someday. A "lock" as a noun is a protector, strong, keeps things out or in. John Locke is also a literary/historical reference, an English philosopher who influenced the ideas of the Declaration of Independence. He believed that "all knowledge is derived from sensory experience."
Libby (no last name) -- Liberation, freedom.
Sun Kwon -- Sun is Korean for "Goodness" Kwon means "punch/fist/fight" as in Tae Kwon Do.
Jin Kwon -- Jin means "Excellence, Jewel"
Ana-Lucia Cortez -- Gracious, Light. Cortez is another historical reference: Spanish conqueror of Mexico-killed many of the indiginous peoples (Mayans & Aztecs).
Rousseau -- another historical reference. Jean-Jacques Rousseau was an important philosopher who believed that "man is essentially good, a 'noble savage' when in the 'state of nature' (the state of all the other animals, and the condition man was in before the creation of civilization and society), and that good people are made unhappy and corrupted by their experiences in society. He viewed society as "articficial" and "corrupt" and that the furthering of society results in the continuing unhappiness of man."
Eko / Mistereko -- There are a lot of translations of the word "Eko" in many languages: "Wartime camp"(African Bini), "One" (Sanskrit), "Farm" (Benin),"Turn of Direction/Sharing" (Japanese/Buddhism). In ecology, EKO means "raised free of chemical additives." It is also a homonym to the word echo a repetition of words or sound.
Vincent -- Victorious! Maybe the dog will save them all.
Theres a lot you missed out there, E.G John Lockes dad, a philioispher that worked with the real john locke, and DeGroot, another famous philosipher. Also, Henry Gale (in the books) flew across the ocean on a hot air balloon.
Originally posted by rickyduck
Theres a lot you missed out there, E.G John Lockes dad, a philioispher that worked with the real john locke, and DeGroot, another famous philosipher. Also, Henry Gale (in the books) flew across the ocean on a hot air balloon.
yes. I just found those name definitions.. i didnt write those out.. also missing is Michael and Walts names
there was a hot air balloon in the wizard of oz-- at the end-- not that i think the wizard of oz has anything to do with LOST
Originally posted by Morning_Glory
yes. I just found those name definitions.. i didnt write those out.. also missing is Michael and Walts namesthere was a hot air balloon in the wizard of oz-- at the end-- not that i think the wizard of oz has anything to do with LOST
But in the books there was an island.
Big season 2 spoilers:
http://www.spoilerfix.com/lost.php
Originally posted by Morning_Glory
yes. I just found those name definitions.. i didnt write those out.. also missing is Michael and Walts namesthere was a hot air balloon in the wizard of oz-- at the end-- not that i think the wizard of oz has anything to do with LOST
I take this reference as maybe that's where he "Henry" got the name idea. They've been there for awhile and probably have books to keep themselves occupied when not kidnapping people. In the movie of Wizard of Oz I don't remember a mention of the uncles full name (but then again I haven't seen it for a few years).
He probably read the book recently and the name was first to come to mind.
Then again I could be completely wrong and Henry actually DID arrive on the island with his wife in a hot air balloon.