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2 Dec, 25 tweets, 6 min read
Lost.
Yes. In fact I would like to write them.
I am telling the universe to hire me to write Lost Season 7.
My probably unpopular opinion is that there are very few truly unanswered questions by the end of LOST but people didn’t like the way those questions got answered.
I will answer all your “unanswered questions” about LOST for the next 7 minutes.*

AMA.

*time is relative
Very clearly not.
His primary vessel was destroyed and he took on his next vessel, Jack.
Sayid.
In *this* economy?
Because the smoke compelled some of the people Jacob drew to the island to build one.
That is the main unanswered question.
Once Locke’s body returned to the island, yes.
It’s what remains of the statue.
They panicked. Shame.
We don’t have the technology to say for sure.
During an earlier cycle of Jacob and the smoke's cyclical argument over the worth of humans, some of them surely were.
The incident created a temporal anomaly that made pregnancies unviable at a specific point of gestation, which Claire had passed before she arrived and Sun left before she reached.
Chillin' like a villain. Very good boy, would be stranded with again. 14/10.
What happened next?

I don't know but maybe I'll write one.

Also watching the 2nd time is more fun than the 1st.
I have resoundingly disproved this theory, by watching those seasons twice.
ABC hire me to write LOST Season 7 you cowards.
Actually answered directly in the antepenultimate episode: they are Jacob's brother and his "mother," the previous smoke monster/island defender.
Absolutely.
The island is (among other things) a spiritual nexus, and Walt was omega-level attuned to it. Then Malcolm David Kelly grew 2 feet in a summer.

The polar bear was part of Dharma experiments.

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje reportedly wanted out.

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Satisfaction of one need brings not peace, but simply the awareness of the next, a coffle of human demands constantly promoted, one after the other, to eminence.
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Very clearly a labor of love on the part of everyone who had a hand in it, and with almost* every decision well-judged. Impeccable casting. Those miniatures, those costumes, that music ... man. Magic.
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