Some examples of this include Jack's with his father issues, Sawyer's over his shady past and Hurley over the numbers. Yet, Kate's story proved to be no different than her real one. The implication remains that she has killed someone and regrets doing it, which fans saw she did while on the Island.
Kate doesn't even get her closure as Desmond forces her to remember. So what was the lesson Kate was meant to learn? In the season 4 finale, Sawyer jumped from the helicopter to ensure the Oceanic Six would be able to make it to the freighter.
Before he departed, Sawyer whispered a favor in Kate's ear, asking her to make sure Cassidy and his daughter were taken care of. This secret was the main reason Jack and Kate broke up in season 4 - but questions have to be raised here too? Why did Kate become evasive about her whereabouts when Cassidy was a friend? How come it's taken three years to do this 'favor'? Did she intentionally bring up Sawyer as an excuse to sabotage the relationship because she was scared or because she was hiding a bigger secret?
After Kate had killed Wayne and before the plane crash, the fugitive tried to stop running and settled down in Miami. Here, she met Kevin, a police officer who she would go on to marry under the alias 'Monica'. However, Kate ends up drugging the policeman when she realized they couldn't have a life with her secret hanging over them.
Again, it is implied that Kevin doesn't seem to care about Kate's survival as he only appears in one episode. Yet, there are so many questions unanswered. Wouldn't he like to have got closure? Would Kevin have understood Kate's crime or turned her in? It would have been nice to see a scene between Kate and Kevin so this chapter of her life could be closed. Several theories that had been circulating the fan forums are about the existence of David.
Some have argued that he could be Aaron as he vanishes when the child is born. Others have said he is an extension of Jack himself. Yet one theory Jate fans might like to hear is that David is actually Kate and Jack's son. Fans may recall that Jack and Kate slept together the night they were set to return to the Island. According to the official timeline, the events of season 5 and 6 were spread three weeks, meaning Kate could have been pregnant when she left and Jack died.
If this is true, then the afterlife had allowed David the opportunity to bond with his father before he moved on. Before Kate ended up killing Wayne and discovered the truth about her real parentage, she was led to believe that Sam was her father.
Why is Jack not supposed to raise Aaron? How does Claire die in Lost? Why did Claire have to raise Aaron? How does Claire die on Lost? Is Kate on Lost pregnant? Is Jin the father of Suns baby? What did Kate do with Aaron after the island? Why did Claire leave Aaron on the island? How did Danielle get Aaron from Claire in lost? Where did Aaron Littleton live on the island?
Witness her capacity to drop the ultra-soothing bedside manner when coldly reporting to Ben on specimen Kwon. Yep, the Other zapped by the sonic fence! Had Patchy just been playing possum? But Jin was just not having that. With the phone retrieved but not functioning , what happened next seemed made for the Lost history books. The one from Sydney? They found the plane. There were no survivors. They were all dead.
One possibility: After Oceanic disappeared, maybe a large-scale cover-up was engineered by Widmore? Wells, Marty McFly, Superman spinning the earth backward. Consider that Naomi may have just confirmed the existence of multiple universes.
To someone who experienced such a thing, it might be mistakenly perceived as hopping around the time line of one universe.
According to multiple-universe theory, we can be going along in the universe, and it can split in two, and then those two universes can proceed along independent time lines.
This kind of split could happen over and over, so that the number of possible universes branching off would be infinite. On Lost , has an unforeseen ripple in one universe let matter from another universe through, allowing people to traverse a slippery path between them? Of course, Desmond was closest to the Swan meltdown, which, for all we know, was a critical mass of energy strong enough to tear into another universe.
Suppose the event altered his consciousness so that it can ricochet between universes. Remember the Pearl station film of Dr. Wickmund, and his strange insistence on the importance of observation? Multiple universes are one way of explaining that trippy idea. From there, the possibilities are endless! Okay, okay. Last fall, I recommended the novel Oryx and Crake for reading during the midseason hiatus.
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