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Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout
Here's a thought, candidates can't kill themselves. Jin staying with Sun means he's committing suicide, something he cannot do. Perhaps in the death scene of his hand floating away was actually Frank saving him, and then bringing him to surface and to shore?
Sun however was stuck from the blast, and therefore would drown in the water.
*apologies if this is the spoiler in white a few posts earlier, I didn't read it as I don't want to know any actual spoilers merely theories of what may happen.
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I think that rule was abrograted because it was Sawyer that caused the death not Darth Locke. He's dead, there was pretty much nothing else for the Suns to do on the Island, but they live on in the AR.
I think Hurley will have to die as well.
I think in the end we're going to see the Locke Monster sitting on the beach offering Jack breakfast and then telling Jack how much he wants to kill him.
In the AR Locke decides to have the surgery and dies on the table. Sawyer and Kate die on the Island and become Adam and Eve in the cave.
We go back to the beach and see Jack and MIB watching a cruise ship on the horizon.
Then we flash to a hotel room bathroom, and the curtain opens to reveal a full frontal of Hurley who proclaims that he has to stop eating the flame thrower burrito because it gives him weird dreams.