Hi, and I'm still reeling from what Charlie did the other night. Doesn't he realise he could've burnt down the entire camp? I'd like to say the poor guy's fallen so far, but if you think back to what we leanrt waaaaay back in the pilot and the first season finale, he certainly wasn't in a healthy, good place.
But baby-napping has to be a new personal low. The first time, when Aaron was stuck in the piano, was just a dream. The next time, where Charlie believed Aaron was in the crib and he swam out to save him, turned out to be a vivid, sleepwalking dream. Charlie's mentioned he was an alter boy before, and we know from his flashbacks how important his Catholicism is to him. Before DriveShaft blew up he even considered breaking up the band, so as to avoid the excess and temptations of fame.
So, Charlie swims back to shore to see a combination of people he loves as biblical figures and various imagry, all urging him to "save the baby." Hurley! What are you doing, dude - dressed like John the Baptist? Classic! Anyway, ninjas shoot straight, so I'm just going to ask - if you were on a freaky island, and you had a crazy dream like this about a baby getting hurt... would your great plan involve snatching said baby in the middle of the night after starting a fire near the only safe place on the bloody island?!!!!
Which is why I can understand Eko being bummed out. He just spent so long marking out those trees, for purposes unknown, and then Charlie goes and burns them all down. I wonder how the former warlord will interpret this. Go Eko!
Did you catch the dodgy as hell look in Libby's eye when she got all flirty with Hurley in the hatch? Big guy's trying his heart out to be charming, and she's giving him tips, but the look in her eye after he asks if he knows her from somewhere... Shifty, I tells ya! And believe me, ninjas know shifty when we see it.
Check out DriveShaft filming their ad (well, trying to) for a nappy! And if you have a look in the corners of the oversized cribs... why, they're giant stuffed polar bears! Clue or just coolness, I'm not sure, but the fact that it's there makes it worth sharing to the world :)You should check out the Hanso Foundation site again - the newsbox on the homepage has updated with the press release discouraging readers from believing the book "Bad Twin." Jump on search and look up gary troup bad twin and read a few of the pages about this book - on the Amazon page there's even a cool video interview with the writer of the book! And get this -
He died in the crash of Oceanic flight 815.
Go there now! The ninja loves finding clues! Have a great day,
Namaste