Lost: Sawyer meets Locke's father, Sawyer

"Don't tell me I'm your daddy."
"No. You killed my daddy."
S3 E19.

[@sadem1045]

The patience Sawyer/James had with this man was amazing. He'd waited so long to kill him, but I can't help but think that, if the dude had shown remorse, S/J would have just walked away.

[@neneray310]

One of the most satisfying moments on the show. He got what he deserved.

[@adrv5721]

He deserved to be tortured for days. He got off easy.

[@ko7577]

I found it less satisfying because Sawyer probably deserved the same fate. I never liked his arc.

[@nyteowl8069]

@@ko7577 Locke's father is one of the reasons Sawyer is like that

[@ko7577]

@@nyteowl8069 I get that reasoning in Lost's universe, but it always irked me a little bit when thinking of it in real life. Because how many women/children did Sawyer destroy, but he also didn't stick around long enough to know?

[@ФёдорУшаков-р6л]

It's ultraperfectly satisfying to watch such moments in Lost: 1. Sawyer kills damn Antony 2. Ben kills Charles Widmore 3. and look as all of the heroes meet each other in purgatory at the end of the series |)

[@christophersmith556]

Josh Holloway played this role so perfectly and this scene is no exception. The sheer anger seen in his face when finally confronting the man who was responsible for so much pain is brilliant.

[@user-ls2uq3pv1h]

I think he was the best character on the show.

[@yurikalashnikov5815]

I’m here for this comment

[@exiaR2x78]

I dont like how the TV show went but god some of the acting in this series was top notch Josh Holloway was amazing in this series

[@SeanIdland]

Not only in his face but in his eyes

[@derchonepernhardt2048]

of course he was@@user-ls2uq3pv1h

[@Marshmellow3971]

Locke’s dad is such an incredibly big POS. Even when chained to a pirate ship, defenseless and being stared down by a man who’s wanted to kill him for 30 years, he can’t help but be a prick.

[@shanereid8135]

zmLike Benjamin Linus.

[@ko7577]

I think it has more to do with the fact that Sawyer is attractive and the father is not, so viewers feel sympathy for Sawyer and excuse his behavior. Sawyer is also a prick. Sawyer ended people's lives by stealing their money, too. And his story never really had any resolution in the first place. He loved to shoot at things and go along for adventures, but I never got the sense he repented for the things he'd done or even changed in his time on the island. Maybe that's why he spent most of the show being tormented.

[@billie0429]

Yes, because he thought that he was dead already and theres no use to lying when you are already in Hell

[@prettyfiction9378]

@@ko7577but people mostly wanted John father to die because of what he did to John. John was good to him and he tried to kill him and also killed other innocent people. So whoever killed his father it would have been satisfying but it being the guy sawyer was trying to get all his life was okay too. Didn’t matter what sawyer past was

[@ko7577]

@@prettyfiction9378 Oh yeah, I agree with you about John's dad, I wanted to strangle him myself watching that scene (Kevin Tighe gave one of the best acting performances I've ever seen on TV in that role). The main difference between Sawyer and John's dad was that Sawyer had some kind of conscience and seemed to have changed some in his time on the island. John's dad was just evil.

[@aryastark772]

Brilliant scene and writing. This was Lost at its best. Satisfying end to Locke’s evil father

[@domerust6899]

Josh Holloway should have won Emmy for this. All the rage and sadness in his eyes... wow.

[@j1-24]

Just that slight change in tone in ‘Mary….her name was Mary’

[@paleo-chicagobears2454]

When James says "you killed my daddy", it was brilliantly delivered. The confident yet quiet and somber tone in his voice when he realizes he finally found the real Tom Sawyer.

[@ko7577]

What's weird is that he's actually the real Tom Sawyer, too. He was a con man also, and he ruined lives also. He'd just murdered an innocent man before the plane crash. I never sensed any genuine emotion from Sawyer's character except anger. He was angry on arrival and angry to the end. He was there as eye candy.

[@wahyuagengrahino]

​@@ko7577ur kind of people who can never understand what pain really is dont you?

[@wesleygabriel2528]

@@ko7577ele mesmo disse que se arrepende do que fez, mudou muito!

[@kitty_s23456]

​@@wesleygabriel2528yes, Sawyer changed a lot, especially during their time in the 70s w/ the Dharma Initiative. Even prior to that (Seasons 2 & 3), he became less selfish & more willing to help the group. During their time in the 70s, he became the de facto leader of our Losties and was protective of them. He had that "no man gets left behind" leader mentality. Some say that he didn't have much of character growth, but I disagree. (But I agree that he's also eye candy. Even now that he's 50+, he still looks good. Lol)

[@filifilms]

"I didn't raise no dummies" You didn't raise anyone lmaoo

[@lopolik]

lol

[@HazardTime]

Love this reveal, Anthony Cooper was such a despicable character with what he did to Locke of course he ruined Sawyer's life as well.

[@mayaherar8685]

i’m debating whether he’s worse than ben bc anthony seems like a true psychopath while ben seems like more of a sociopath who is selfish and committed murder but eventually felt remorse in the ends but anthony has no empathy for his crimes traumatizing sawyer and attempting to kill his son

[@HazardTime]

@@mayaherar8685 Anthony Cooper is by far the worst person on this show, there isn't anything close to redeeming about him.

[@rickyray2794]

The way he smiles when he says "I remember her"... Damn boy how disrespectful can you be, the audacity.

[@TheDarkSideOfIndustry]

Even worse when he called his own son a spineless rat after nearly killing him 4 years earlier

[@billie0429]

The music leading up to then cut to silence to “sawyers my name too” is just brilliant

[@peacegiveitachance9273]

James did it for so many people. Locke included. Dude was an evil man. Worse than almost anyone other villain

[@jagarcia0705]

He's right up there with some the worst TV villains. The Purple Man from Jessica Jones & William Lewis from Law & Order SVU. All 3 of them are unrepentant, psychos & had what was coming to them.

[@lasjames7516]

best scene in the show

[@RealGaIaxy]

Valid

[@f_mili_r]

I honestly put this scene up there with Desmond and Penny’s phone call. Great and intense buildup, the rising tension complemented so brilliantly by the score, the shock and emotional payoff to one of the most deeply rooted traumatic events in a character’s life, actors completely selling the scene, etc etc.

[@Rudy_Play]

One of the best

[@beeryballet8172]

​@@f_mili_rfor me its 1)Jack's death/church scene 2)Desmond's phone call 3)Charlie's sacrifice 4)James meets Anthony 5)Locke's death All amazing scenes

[@justagrrl1981]

@@lasjames7516 I also liked the scene where Sawyer tells Jack he met his dad. But maybe my favourite scene is Bottoms up Skeletor 🤣🤣

[@magicalpictures9626]

7:00 It was at this moment that Cooper knew.. He was not in hell. And also realized. He was going to hell.

[@johnr.timmers2297]

Hats off to Kevin Tighe. His acting made me truly hate him

[@domerust6899]

"How about that...Sawyer's my name too."

[@Arroyo2099]

“Well how about that….” “how about what?” “Sawyers my name too…” Chills

[@limpwang8941]

Amazing moment of realization that Ford is back in revenge mode after accepting and giving up.

[@TheDarkSideOfIndustry]

The second Anthony admitted he was Saywer he was a dead man

[@zackrichards6331]

Idk why but the pause then the sigh and he says “why did you throw Locke out a window” kills me 😂 damn lol ima rewatch Lost again, so good

[@limpwang8941]

I thought that too! Good moment realizing Ford changed to siding with John by getting more info out of his dad.

[@easter41492]

“I guess I didn’t raise no dummies.” Me: You didn’t raise anyone! You just abandoned him!

[@RadioSnakeInvasion6333]

I literally smiled during this and then almost cried when I saw Sawyers face afterwards

[@madnass_.01]

What was supposed to bring peace to sawyers longtime suffering and offer a satisfying end to johns awful father really just turns out to be such a heartbreaking scene. We grow to love Sawyer and see that abandoned little boy in him as his character develops, so it’s just so sad to see him used this way.

[@HeyhitmeBAM]

Sawyer was a shitty person too tho lol

[@Booklover-coffeelover]

One of the most powerful scenes of the show!

[@theyrecousins]

Kevin Tighe played such a good scoundrel in the show, and really let Sawyer bounce off him. It's always so cool to see great character actors do their thing in good shows.

[@sytestorm]

Sawyer was one of the best characters, if not the best.

[@ФёдорУшаков-р6л]

If you only know how much colossaly cathartic this moment is ;)

[@justagrrl1981]

Gotta say the acting in this scene was perfection, even from that despicable old coot

[@BMAN677]

Tears every time, that sort of pain never leaves us

[@ZakEmber]

Yeah, the moment that gets me is when he tears up the letter. Dude, if someone is that adamant that you finish a letter, and the first half you already read pretty much spells out that you f%^&ed the guy's mom and are responsible for both his parents' deaths, you probably should know that you literally looking death in the face. But true to form, 'Tom Sawyer' was a d%^k right to the end. I'm all for law and order, but yeah... I'm on board that James is the judge, jury, and executioner in this moment. This guy had every chance to repent, and instead, flaunts his crimes.

[@blitzkriiegi1005]

Yep, he was just genuinely a piece of trash up until the end. He thought he was in hell but he just got sent there

[@defender2222]

Locke's Dad: We're in hell Sawyer begins to strangle him Locke's Dad:...oh fuck, we're not in hell.

[@robertjackson9005]

But, he surely ended up going to hell for all that he has done

[@magicalpictures9626]

It was at that moment that he knew.. He fucked up.

[@t_ado_t]

When we see the state that Lock's father is in, when Jack meets him in season 6, we see that he did end up in hell.

[@official_dee17]

the way he delivers “read it”, as if to say you know what’s gonna happen when he reads it. n there was only one way this scene was going to end.. perfect dialogue tbf

[@olgierdanotv1893]

Bring Back Lost..I need this powerful show..

[@Gabefalconb]

There is NO way to bring back Lost. Hurley is the island’s protector and all the mystery associated with the island has basically been answered.

[@jimmy2k4o]

Set it in the far future when the island has been unveiled to the world and plundered for resources.

[@Krypton853]

You don't want that, especially how Hollywood are this days.

[@masterofreality5528]

​@@Gabefalconbwhat is the island?

[@guyledouche4918]

​​​​@@masterofreality5528The Island is essentially God. It's the source of either all life in the universe, or at the very least, on Earth. If the light goes out on the Island, everyone dies, everywhere. The Island is conscious, and is actually the prime mover of all the events in the show. Essentially the end goal of The Island was to essentially harm itself so that it could heal in a way that would make it impervious to the old wound. Risk death to remove a tumor through a risky surgery so to speak. In order to create an Island where a Smoke Monster cannot exist, it had to first create one, push it to trying to leave the Island, forcing Jacob to plug the source of the light with the cork, preventing another Smoke Monster from being created. Then the next step is to orchestrate a scenario where the Smoke Monster can be killed. If you want a more detailed explanation, I'd recommend the channel Lost Explained. It'll answer any question you have..

[@gabrielrichardcrete8928]

That's why he's my favorite character

[@fernandomagalhaes9413]

I always find it ironic that John Locke was killed in the same manner as Anthony Cooper his dad , strangled by someone

[@guyledouche7939]

Really hope this doesn't get taken down. Can't find the whole scene anywhere.

[@deansmith9914]

As John Locke became The Others new leader.. he was tested.. they wanted to see if he could kill his father Tom Sawyer.. John Locke couldn't do it.. Richard the Others advicer gave him a file and told Locke to read it and left.. on that file was James Ford origins.. Locke to his father to the bunker..went and got Ford.. took him there and lock him inside knowing James Ford would kill his father for him which he did.. Locke return to the Others camp and showed them his father dead body as James Ford return to his camp of the survivors..

[@guyledouche7939]

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[@deansmith9914]

@@guyledouche7939 sorry.. lool.. once I pop.. I can't stop.. LoooooL

[@Arroyo2099]

It’s on Freeve and Hulu

[@alisonce]

Man, SAWYER´S FACE after kill him is very intense. 07:40

[@reginaldgrays]

John just killed two birds with one stone. He got back at Sawyer for Conning him by breaking Sawyer. He got back at his father by delivering a demon from his past.

[@Kileik]

His intention was never to break Sawyer. Locke wasn't a cruel person.

[@justagrrl1981]

I wish Locke had grown stronger because of the island and could stand up to his dad.

[@TheDarkSideOfIndustry]

Tom Sawyer was the living embodiment of a prick. He took John's kidney and threw him out of a window then had the audacity to say that John was a “spineless rat” when John had never done anything to him. And then the prick didn’t even read the letter James gave to him, then as James strangled him Sawyer looked almost pissed, like he didn’t know why James was so angry. Sawyer blamed everything he did on other people, never had anything good to say or do and showed no remorse for his actions. R.I.H Tom Sawyer

[@CJPLA]

Great, great scene.

[@heatherqualy9143]

So deserved….but, but, but still….Roy DeSoto! How could my childhood hero be so evil? 😭😭😭

[@sflvideos3878]

FINISH IT!!!

[@t_ado_t]

When we see the state that Lock's father is in, when Jack meets him in season six, we see that he did end up in hell.

[@deansmith9914]

All I can say.. I never got Lost on Lost.. LoooooooL

[@christoffer4862]

Interesting that both Christian and Anthony talks to Sawyer/James about hell... Sawyer doesn't even suspect hell when the boar haunts him with memories of the man he killed.

[@Cryomancer1717]

6:46 FINISH IT!

[@ФёдорУшаков-р6л]

Perhaps I'm a horribly wicked person, but I'm keen on this moment (6:59-7:25)

[@elmermedina1713]

So satisfying

[@UPEASTHAITIANZ]

Thank you 🙏

[@hrmnse7899]

Can anyone explain why locke look as older as his father

[@AizensChair]

didn't particularly like Sawyer in Lost or the way his character was written, but this, they got absolutely spot on. great scene. 👏

[@Dustin_Platt]

_Locke sees dad get killed_ Locke: _starts writing a letter_ Dear Sawyer, You kill my daddy Tom Sawyer. Wait. My dad was not Tom Sawyer, wait, you're Mr. Ford. Wait. Where am I? *Michael busts through ship* Michael: *WaaaLt wWWAaaaLLT* _everyone starts looking around_ .... _fck this place is weird_

[@diamantetennismo]

he already realized at 3:09

[@crapisnice]

Repeat at once , Faaa...--mii...-lyyyy

[@Ian-qs3fz]

dude this show is confusing as fuck

[@rickytran2378]

that's what makes it great. This show makes your brain work to try and understand it.

[@EsdeathandRias]

​@@rickytran2378fax

[@emsleywyatt3400]

Cooper's accent more pronounced here than in other episodes.

[@bobbymulligan3533]

What accent?

[@TastyCarcass]

He would have been faking an accent around Locke to keep an appearance of his dad Here he's more natural, and he sounds more southern, probably to make him more similar to Sawyer

[@sabrina63]

​@@bobbymulligan3533Literally everyone has an accent

[@Coolquip43]

Cause he's not trying to be anyone he's not, here

[@BobLee-m8r]

u wanna go to hell.. U WANNA GO TO HELL?!!

[@watcherwraith007]

I wonder if Cooper was trying to get Sawyer to kill him. He should have known he was not getting out of there alive, so there was only one way he wanted to go: quickly. Just a theory.

[@MorrowProduction]

I think that Cooper may have had the same rule-set that Jacob and MIB had. You can't kill each other by your own hands, but you can get others to do it for you. I think Benjamin had this same clause or discovered the rule set and started to copy-cat, and I can't remember exactly if Locke is the MIB by the time this scene happens or not, but him not killing Tom and letting Sawyer do it seems like a repeat of what Jacob/MIB have been trying to do to each other.

[@TheDarkSideOfIndustry]

Cooper is a dumb man, and a complete mentally ill sociopath. He probably thought he would get a sweet victory and escape with a few bruises but the second he admitted he was Saywer sealed his fate

[@Mr.Montoyax]

You want to go to hell?!

[@sokratesntouvlis5193]

Which episode

[@carlkhoury2104]

s3e19

[@babybruce8256]

3:01 gold

[@justagrrl1981]

Did they even discover the whole secret about Locke suddenly being able to walk??

[@Jont486]

The Island has magical properties that can cure you from any illness. That’s why rose cancer went away when she landed on the island. But if the island has no use for you the illness comes back.

[@justagrrl1981]

@@Jont486 oh I mean did any other characters realise Locke was healed that day? Maybe Sawyer I guess, when Lockes dad told him he was paralyzed..

[@Jont486]

@@justagrrl1981 nobody every knew he used to be paralyzed until Anthony cooper told sawyer and also Walt when they met again in the mainland. He became paralyzed again when he got back home.

[@Gianluca_Scotton]

​@@justagrrl1981Jack found out only in afterlife, Rose met him at airport and she remembered the encounter (she's the only one in the group that realized that he was healed by the Island)

[@justagrrl1981]

@@Gianluca_Scotton I wish they made it more of an issue or reveal, with them being shocked. You even see his wheelchair in the wreckage. But anyway there's other things I'd change besides that lol and yes I love the show. Always been disappointed in how certain characters ended up though, like Michael, Sayid, Locke..

[@SebFuentes-o1k]

Marvelous 🎉🎉🎉

[@basialvarez6574]

An evil man sawyer is (Locke's father)

[@MGS87273]

This show had an incredible first season not be missed. A decent follow up season and then it started going downhill after that it was just a show of the odd brilliant scene like this one. The show created too many questions and didnt answer them and the ones it did answer sucked.

[@Alex-cp4hi]

Is this Joel Osteen?

[@Mohaz114]

I laughed really hard on this scene

[@23Butanedione]

Why don't you watch some more Greg Ducwtte or whatever other sweaty muscle man you like to stare at

[@UPEASTHAITIANZ]

Proof that everyone in lost was dead, in reality.

[@EventualRoads]

6:46 The way Sawyer said “FINISH IT!” was kinda funny haha 😂

[@EricGraham94]

You would too if you were filled with sheer rage and contempt for someone like Tom Sawyer

[@EventualRoads]

@@EricGraham94 True, good thing I’m not a con artist tho

[@EventualRoads]

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[@Skiller131]

Really isn't funny if you can understand what's happening in the story

[@juanitajones6900]

An evil man killed by another evil man. What I truly found disgusting about this episode is how so many cheered Sawyer's murder of Anthony Cooper. Because he was such a big favorite and Cooper was far from a nice guy, many saw nothing wrong in murdering another person for the sake of petty revenge. What I found even more disgusting than Sawyer's murder, was how Locke had manipulated the younger man into committing the act, because he didn't want to do the deed himself. And Locke didn't want Cooper dead in retaliation for the latter's attempt on his life three to four years ago. Locke simply wanted Cooper dead in order to show that he had passed Ben's test. I'm just . . . I don't know what I found more disgusting - Ben's test, Locke's manipulation, Sawyer's petty revenge or the fans' cheers over what happened. Ugh!

[@hockeyfan145]

Imagine getting this upset over a tv show

[@juanitajones6900]

@@hockeyfan145 You mean . . . like so many did when Michael killed Ana-Lucia and Libby? Why is it a crime to react emotionally over a story? Are we all expected to behave like Vulcans?

[@TheDarkSideOfIndustry]

@@juanitajones6900Micheal was evil because he betrayed his own friends and murdered 2 innocent people. James never killed any innocent people, even the guy with the shrimp truck was likely involved in some criminal activity. Anthony has no guilt for almost murdering his own son and had no guilt for destroying the lives of so many people. I don’t feel sorry for Anthony in the slightest

[@juanitajones6900]

@@TheDarkSideOfIndustry It doesn't work like that. It's not about the moral compass of one's victim. It's about why the individual killed in the first place. What Michael did was evil. Ehat Ana-Lucia did was evil. What Charlie did was evil. What Kate did was evil. What Sayid did was evil. What Sawyer and Locke did was evil. What both Jack and Shannon tried to do to Locke was evil. It's all about the perpetrator's motive. Revenge IS NOT a morally justified reason to kill someone - even if his or her victim was evil. Nor is trying to become an island leader.

[@TheDarkSideOfIndustry]

@@juanitajones6900 no one is saying John or those others are good people. But trying to murder your own son then calling him a “spineless rat” after you tried to kill him is a crime that doesn’t deserve forgiveness.

[@Hankblue]

I found this scene a bit disappointing, the way Locke's father interacts with Sawyer is almost like a cartoon villain. No nuance or depth, they just wanted to make him as dislikable as possible for the payoff at the end of the scene.

[@hendersonalvarado141]

Are you kidding? The character was always like this in every appearance he had, he was a parasite who scammed everyone to take advantage of them. Not all people have nuances, there are those who they are simply bad, having them have goodness would have even gone against their previous scenes. He had no mercy on his son, what makes you believe he would have it on a stranger?

[@Hankblue]

@@hendersonalvarado141 No he wasn't, in other scenes he was shrewd, amoral and self-interested. In this scene he's just amoral, the way he interacts with Sawyer isn't even believable to me, it doesn't make sense for his character and comes off completely contrived for the payoff. It's a good example of when writers try to adjust a character to fit their plot instead of the other way around.

[@darthkahn45]

I hated this scene. Making him this ridiculously evil, irredeemable and hateable was just lazy writing. You wanna see how to do a scene like this with class, watch "that special someone" from GTA4 There was no development for James' character, he just strangled the dude and that was it

[@nickv.s125]

there really are psychopaths who are just as pure evil as Cooper. Most characters in Lost undergo a period of character development, but some of them are just plain assholes (to put it mildly)

[@darthkahn45]

@@nickv.s125 I'm sure. But what if the twist in the tail was the part of the story that James repressed, that his mom was driven to run away because she was being beaten and abused by his dad. That he had been searching all this time but at the end we find out the true villain and culprit was his dad all along. And his resolution doesn't come from revenge, but making his peace with the truth he chose to bury.

[@rkturty]

I don’t know what you’re talking about. Sawyer is the 3rd best character and goes through the most development of all the characters.

[@QuickLern818]

We can agree to disagree--Sawyer's entire life and the dark path he took was the result of the intervention of the man sitting before him. Would his father have eventually murdered his mother anyway, say over a burned steak or a grilled cheese sandwich falling on the floor? We'll never know, and it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of this show. To go down that what-if path is like wondering if Hitler would've been different if his father had been nice to him, or if John Lennon would be alive today if he didn't leave the Dakota that day--what-ifs never end, but what happened, happened. Sawyer's mother was conned by this man, Sawyer's dad killed her and himself because of this, and Sawyer became a broken man and a killer. Maybe after the island, Sawyer DID come to the realization that his father was just as responsible for his mother's death, and learned to live with that. Doesn't matter, though--not everything will ever be answered. And about your point regarding ridiculous evil and no dimensions, dude, some people ARE irredeemable in this world--they might like animals or recycle, but that doesn't negate all the bad. Anthony Cooper might've loved dolphins, we don't know.

[@rkturty]

@@QuickLern818 we do know that Sawyer became a genuinely good dude and a great leader.

[@chenervert]

As it turns out Locke's father was right they're all dead🤣🤣🤔

[@guilhermedossantos1131]

No, they're not.

[@andrewalonsi]

Well they did survive, but [SPOILER WARNING] throughout the Final Season it's explained that those Flash Sideways/ Alternate Timeline were just them reuniting way after they escaped the island and died. For all we know the Survivors could have lived on for decades after the show ended, but when they died they'd still reunite

[@skeletorlaugh7095]

Not even close

[@sflvideos3878]

Another person who didn't pay attention. Smh

[@SmokiDyno]

SPOILER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lost is a bit of a clusterfuck, like watching "the ninth gate" with Johnny Depp x100 f.e the twin brothers were never real and the "woman" was straight up a succubus from hell. Now they all did survive the flight/crash, they all got lured in by Jacob for him to find a successor for him, containing "the smoke monster", which first took the form of his dead brother who he yeeted into the heart of the island where the monster was born (then it took the form of Christian Shephard (jacks dad) and then later John Locke after he got killed by Benjamin), also the smoke monster could only take someones form who is confirmed dead. The way the island is functioning is still a big ?????, but it has def. something to do with gamma rays, magnetism, gravity and a lot of drug usage from the writer 🤣. Later we see Desmond spirit jumping back and forth between times, cause of the mentioned shit thats going on the island, which also happened 2 people before who were near the island. Penelope Widmore's father Charles Widmore, has invested shitloads of money to basicially replicate or rather create the crash, where the whole world believed, that anyone on this plane was indeed dead, but his true intention was going back to the island to hunt Benjamin. All the "side cracks" where they're "home" are actually "what ifs" if they wouldn't have crashed, before they get rescued by Desmond's wife and are known as "The Oceanic 6". The end is actually "the afterlife" where they all meet in the church. That's obviously a short summary and there is waaay more dept in this, but all in all I loved this show.

[@henryhahn9741]

Favorite scene of show

[@GetYourPull18]

Probably one of the best scenes of all time.

[@whisperingaprayer42]

He's been Alan Seward, Anthony Cooper, Ted McClaren, Tom Sawyer, Lewis Jackson...

[@PlraX]

Tom Sawyer_

[@laurengriffin5713]

Well how bout that...

[@dickgrayson8092]

Wasted opportunity. He should have kept him alive and tortured him.

[@mattiaachille233]

The most disappointing thing is that the guy didn’t feel fear at all. He thought he was already dead so he didn’t give a fuck… 🫤

[@Jamie-pm7we]

@@mattiaachille233 Nah he's definitely afraid during this scene, you can tell the rising desperation within his responses as he figures out what's about to happen and tries to remain on top of the situation. You can also hear him repeating the same lines he probably always used to assuage his conscience: "I only took her money, it ain't my fault your father overreacted".. Great writing

[@juanlaise1059]

​@@mattiaachille2337:07 that's definately a look of fear.

[@bobjones2460]

@@Jamie-pm7we Did he want him to kill him? He seems to provoke him.

[@Gianluca_Scotton]

​@@mattiaachille233If you look, when Sawyer chocked him he had an expression of terror He realized at the end

[@whisperingaprayer42]

Is it fitting that Sawyer and not Locke ended up killing him?

[@rkturty]

Very

[@Akechi_The_Phantom_Detective]

Yes, because we know John was scared of him and Sawyers life had been ruined by him in the same way. I think Sawyer's drive was more earned in this case.

[@sandal_thong8631]

Well, there are some sins that are worse than others, like killing your own father. I think even if Jacob knew how to kill the man in black, he wouldn't have done so himself, because they were brothers. I'm reminded of the poignant scene in _The Godfather: Part 3_ where Michael confesses to killing his brother, "my father's son." Whitmore was a nasty piece of work. He ordered the extermination of the Dharma Initiative, and made Ben kill his own father personally, and not just as a collaborator. Then he wanted Ben to kill a woman and her baby, but he wouldn't do it.

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​@@sandal_thong8631Cain killed his brother.