Who is in the casket in lost season 3

What you guys are saying: The likely suspect is Michael, followed by Locke, Ben, and even the mysterious Jacob. Curious: According to several eagle-eyed super-sleuths like Maria Rotella, the name of the deceased in the death notice that Jack saw in the newspaper is partially visible. But how about the reference to the name of the building mentioned in the newspaper clipping?

Hyperlink allusions aside, which dead castaway is hiding behind the curtain of this pseudonym? My money is on Michael. I think he cared about what Michael knew. With his suicide, he would have taken with him the knowledge of how to return to the island. Is Ben right? What you guys are saying: Many of you were troubled by this dark turn for Jack. The flash forward is a bad dream a la Bobby Ewing. The flash forward is real, which would really bum me out because unlike some people out there, I really like Jack.

Laurent worries that the show may have made a strategic mistake by revealing that post-Island life for the castaways will be exceedingly bleak. We want them to live, to get off the island, to find redemption. Doc Jensen says: To Rob and Vicki, I might suggest that instead of alienating you, the future twist has brilliantly hooked you. Two reasons: 1. Now, more than ever, you find yourselves invested in these characters.

Am I out of control? Sounds wonderfully in sane to me! And if Jack could find it in his heart to shave that unkempt cat off his face between now and the end — even better! Establishes a central conflict between castaway visitors and the Others, the seemingly hostile inhabitants of the Island. Ends with the discovery of The Black Rock , a symbolically loaded landmark that speaks ironically to various deep themes.

Establishes a central conflict between castaway visitors and the Apes, the seemingly hostile inhabitants of the world. Ends with the discovery of the Statue of Liberty, a symbolically loaded landmark that speaks ironically to various deep themes. A subterranean-based culture is discovered, one that blends science, religion, and doomsday weirdness. A character of monumental importance Desmond appears at the very beginning, vanishes, and then shows up at the very end to activate a bomb.

The season ends with an explosive event that sets the stage for a time-travel story in the next season. The movie ends with an explosive event that destroys the world and sets the stage for a time-travel story in the next movie.

A time-travel storyline introduces the possibility of a circular framework to the entire saga. The climactic conflict hinges on the future survival of the Others, the ostensible antagonists of the first two seasons. The time-travel storyline introduces the possibility of a circular framework for the entire saga.

The climactic conflict hinges on the future survival of the entire super-sentient simian species, the ostensible antagonists of the first two seasons. Uncanny, huh? Do We Know? Thank you for indulging my silliest ideas The Others are human-animal hybrids! But most importantly, where did the dang island go?!? Read Next. This story has been shared 40, times.

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Michael dies when the freighter blows up, although he helps delay the bomb, giving others time to get off the boat. By helicopter. Sawyer gives Kate a good-bye kiss, then leaps into the water; Sun and Aaron escape the freighter onto the copter, which then takes off just before the freighter blows up. Locke has convinced Jack that telling the truth about the island would endanger the island and everyone on it. Jack convinces the rest of the Six to go along with the plan.

Yes, we recognize this seems crazy. Who is in the coffin? The coffin contains the body of John Locke.