Comments on: Early Season 5 Predictions

By: Jacobs Tails...(Back-to-the-Land. | 7Wins.eu

Jacobs Tails...(Back-to-the-Land. | 7Wins.eu — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 15:56:09 +0000

[...] Year 5 | Year 5’s MythThe Radical Press » Blog Archive » Season of the Witch By Pastor Eli JamesCross Country for Cancer » Blog Archive » Day 32: With a rebel yell we cried “more, more, more”. Early Season 5 Predictions at Looking Glass Station // Underwater Hatch [...]

By: jared

jared — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 16:56:15 +0000

I'm going to ignore that as unfounded speculation, and assume that it isn't true. And since I *HATE* spoilers, I'm not going to go looking around to try and verify or refute it. Luckily, there have historically been lots of reports of "leaked" information that later turned out to be totally bogus, so I can always just tell myself that this is one of those times. If it is true and you have good info to back it up, I refer you to the "Posting Guidelines - READ THIS FIRST" link at the top of this (and every) page. Short summary: spoilers are not welcome here. Do not post them. If you really feel you *must* post a spoiler, register for an account and then create a new *post* (not a comment in an existing post) with the text "SPOILERS" clearly in the post title. You can then link to that post in the context of other comments, as long as you avoid mentioning the content of the spoiler in a non-spoiler post topic. Thanks.

By: Lisa

Lisa — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 15:13:01 +0000

Jin is alive… it’s been leaked!

By: jared

jared — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 17:07:27 +0000

I think you might have missed a big aspect of the episode you’re referencing: Sun’s part (having the baby) was a flash forward; Jin’s part (delivering the Panda) was a flashback (before the island, therefore the recently married reference).

There’s currently no reason to believe that Jin survived the explosion of the freighter. Of course, they clearly left the *possibility* of his survival on the table, but I’m hoping they don’t go there.

My take on the current plan for Jin is that he will remain dead (which would be better for the story, I think), and that they have the option to bring him back if something else out of their control happens. For example, they lose an actor whose character they had an integral story point planned for, so they have the option to bring Jin back in if he would fit as a substitute for that story point.

By: Jay

Jay — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 11:04:08 +0000

Well, my one objection would be on your prediction regarding Jin. If you go back to when Sun gave birth to their daughter, we were led to believe that Jin was on his way to the hospital. But in fact he was going to visit one of Mr. Paik’s business colleagues who’s daughter or wife was also having a child on the same day with the panda he desperately gave as a gift. Remember Jin also made mention that he was newly married. In the last episode the fast forward showed Sun still prego when she brought a controlling share of her dad’s company. All of this obviously takes place after the freighter blows up. I believe that because Jin was at the very edge of the freighter, the explosions impact pushed him out into the water. He seems to have survive, gotton himself back to Korea and is still either working for Mr. Paik or forced to continue running errands for him. It may be possible that he is staying away from Sun at the request of Mr. Paik. How could he continue to be associated with Paik industries and marry again, having Sun thinking he’s dead and her family aware of his existence?

Let’s look closer…