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In episode 26 of We Have To Go Back Podcast we take a look back at LOST season 3 episode 3, “Further Instructions” and episode 4, “Every Man For Himself.” In “Further Instructions” we see a flashback with Locke before the crash. He has joined a commune that secretly grows pot. John inadvertently brings an undercover cop into the commune, but can’t bring himself to kill the cop because Locke is a farmer, and not a hunter. On the island we see Locke make a sweat lodge and during a drug induced hallucinogenic state, Boone tells Locke that he must rescue Eko and fix his mistake. We also meet Nikki and Paulo and learn that Desmond can predict the future.
In “Every Man For Himself” Sawyer is taken captive by Ben and fitted with a pacemaker that will cause his heart to explode if his heart rate gets too high. By telling Sawyer that Kate will get one too if Sawyer doesn’t behave himself, Sawyer is submissive. At the end, Ben reveals that the whole thing was just a con to earn Sawyer’s respect and Ben reveals that they are actually on a separate island. In flashback we learn that Sawyer had a daughter with Cassidy.
Next up: “The Cost of Living” & “I Do.”
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RE: WHTGB #26
1) http://hitchwiki.org/en/United_States_of_America#Police/Laws hitchiking law summary for you two.
2) Horticultural Expert to grow Weed? not really needed. they call it that because it grows like a ‘weed’.
3) Ben to Sawyer – “What, you don’t read?” I think you kids missed the irony. Sawyer had done nothing but read since he made it to the island. Sitting and guarding his stash, trying to fashion functional eyewear from the wreckage… combing the area for anything ‘paperback’. He was ‘the library’ for the first two seasons on the beach and a voracious reader.
Thanks for the hitchhiking link, DocH. We didn’t miss the irony on Sawyer. That seemed pretty obvious so I don’t think we felt there was a need to address that.