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10 Questions Lost Needs to Answer

by Tim Surette TV.com Staff Writer 01/26/10 02:54 PM

ABC’s Lost has spent five years toying with us, dangling questions before our noses almost to the point of frustration. Obviously we’d love for everything to be wrapped up nicely, but producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse have explicitly stated that not every question we have will be answered.

I’m cool with lingering mysteries that give us something to ponder once Lost is off the air, but there are 10 questions that I absolutely need to have answered or I will hunt down Cuse and Lindelof and give them a vigorous finger-wagging.

For obvious reasons, I’ve left out “What is the island?” (that’s a silly question anyway) and “What happened after Juliet pounded on the H-bomb?” The first inquiry is basically the show, and the second will be answered about 30 seconds into the Season 6 premiere. The following 10, however, are must-answers.

1. What is the significance of the numbers?
We first saw the digits (4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42) back in Season 1—on Hurley’s winning lottery ticket, then on the hatch door, then in the input sequence to reset the timer in the Swan Station, and finally in our nightmares. I can’t even wear my Michael Jordan jersey anymore for fear a plane will crash on my head.

2. Why were they chosen to crash on the island, and what is their connection?
I could have wussed out and made these two separate questions, but they’re really the same thing phrased two different ways. We know Jack, Kate, Sawyer, Hurley, Sun, Jin, and whoever else were selected by some higher being or cosmic force, and I’m guessing their connection has to do with more than just the fact they’re all hot. Yes, Hurley gets some love too.

3. Why do some people appear as “ghosts”?
For lack of a better word, we’ll call the people who have died and talk to people who are alive “ghosts.” We’ve seen Charlie, Christian, Alex, Ana Lucia, and more come back and do their Casper impressions, but I’m at a loss for the rules of the whole phenomenon. Rule number one, you have to be dead… that’s as far as I’ve gotten.

4. What is the Black Smoke?
Another question from the early days that producers have somehow managed to keep secret. We’ve heard it’s some sort of security system, and it also judges people. Then it maybe takes the form of loved ones and bosses people around. It’s kind of like Simon Cowell.

5. How is Egyptology related to all this mumbo-jumbo?
We’ve seen the croc-faced statue of Tawaret and we’ve seen hieroglyphs scattered all over the place like some Cairo tagger gone nuts. But what do ancient Egyptians have to do with the island? Is the island an inverted spaceship pyramid that’s ready to blast off into outer space and head back to the mothership? (No, because that would be stupid.)

6. What’s up with Walt? And Aaron?
Remember that dude? The kid? Michael’s kid? Michael spent all of Season 2 screaming his name in that annoying moan. He was special. Then he disappeared. Ummm, what? Same thing re: Aaron.

7. Who is Jacob/Who is “The Man in Black”?
Methinks these two have a lot to do with the island and its mysteries (thanks, Captain Obvious). We know Jacob can get off the island and travel through time, and we know he made Richard Alpert how he is. We know the Man in Black wants to kill Jacob, and he may just be able to incarnate himself as the recently deceased. We also know Jacob likes to touch people. Seriously Jacob, use some Purell.

8. What’s the deal with the Temple?
The Temple is the single-most mysterious location on the island. We know you can go there to be judged, like Ben did. We know that the Smoke Monster may call it home. It’s part sanctuary, part examination room, and part hideout. It’s like the island’s YMCA.

9. Why do Widmore and Ben want the island?
No Ben, “the island is special” is not a good enough explanation. These two are willing to kill each other’s daughters for the floating rock. I’m sure the producers have a different answer to this question, but I would accept that both Widmore and Ben have a raging case of Objectum Sexuality.

10. What is the deal with Richard Alpert? And Desmond?
Walt and Aaron have their own question, so the adults can have one too. Alpert doesn’t age, Desmond can time travel. I’m not sure about you guys, but that kind of stuff doesn’t happen to me or anyone else I know. Although I do know a few people who look good for their age and another who keeps waking up in strange places days after his last memory. But I don’t think that counts.

What’s on your must-answer list? Ask away in the comments, and I’ll be back tomorrow with five questions Lost DOESN’T need to answer.

耐不住介绍人的几次三番，说这姑娘如何如何，仰慕者甚多，追求者众啊，比那Heros、24hours俩妮子有过之而无不及，于是我春心萌动，怀着一颗邪恶的心，约了时间地点，她，LOST-迷失，终于在我眼前出现了，乍看之下，眼前一亮，海浪、雨林、MM那叫一个养眼，坐定慢聊，MM将其坎坷身世娓娓道来，飞机失事，若干乘客坠落孤岛求生，过程中遇到另一方them以及随时出现的超自然现象，让本人不免为其揪心牵挂，怎奈时间有限，约定再见。

很快第二次见面如约到来，欣然前往，继续倾听，可是怎么越听越迷糊呢，热带雨林里的现代踪迹越来越多，谜团依然没有解开，反而扩散开来，给你千头万绪之感，我不禁对MM的未来产生担忧，不知道她经历了这么多，能不能找到自己的突破口呢？

又一次见面，我努力寻找在MM身上发生这一切的根源，可MM只是告诉我一个支离破碎的研究计划、一个试验，我继续深究，可MM时而闪烁其辞，时而避重就轻，我对MM心里想什么依旧不得而知，而此时，我们已经见了三次面，在一起交流的时间超过48小时，是我太心急了，我不这么认为，有悬念？我理解，那是当然要有的，不过你留下悬念也得过个几集揭秘一下啊，人家都是谜底揭开时制造另一个悬念，如此反复循环，这可好，三季过去了，我仍然一头雾水，于是我退缩了，我不能奢望和一个滔滔不绝，东拉西扯却总说不到点子上，口若悬河却都只是表面文章的MM能有什么结果。

回去的路上，我毅然删去了LOST MM的联系方式，这一次，真的悲剧了。

言归正传，前一阵子换手机，选了n多买了个WM操作系统的智能机，可玩的东西又多了一样，又是逛论坛又是加Q群的，不亦乐乎。慢慢发觉群里刷机的多了起来，天天追着喊着找rom的，有什么问题都把希望寄托于新rom上，要知道rom只是个定制过的操作系统，放在电脑上，你会隔三差五的装系统玩吗？

用电脑就是用软件，手机也一样，所以我先抛块砖，有好软件的只管砸过来。

我买的手机采用Qualcomm 高通 MSM7200 处理器，系统里显示400的频率，性能还过得去，只是稍显费电，尤其是开wifi时，所以一般不用的时候我会把wlan关掉。为了更加省电，我找到了nueClockControl这款软件，可以支持MSM7200，设置并不复杂，看图吧：

另记：这几天Google手机操作系统Android的新闻铺天盖地，发展远比我预想的要快，之前还有兄弟买手机叫我给意见，本人郑重推荐了WM系统，这下被我带沟里去了，囧

ps:.nuerom还出了很多牛掰的软件，大伙可以去看看。

再上图纪念一下：