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sa226 · 05-19-2010, 06:57 PM

I wonder if there is any significance to choosing Locke's character to play the smoke monster. Even though he is most certainly not Locke and the only similarity is the appearance, they all refer to him as Locke. Why not someone else?

For the poster above who thinks Jack will die and Hurley becomes the new Jacob, that would be a very weird twist. The producers have stated from the beginning that Jack was always meant to be the hero. Further to my question\point above, it has always been Jack VS Locke, even when the plot shifted to Jack VS Sawyer......it was still Jack VS Locke in many other aspects.

It makes me think the possibility of a final scene in which Jack and Locke are sitting on the beach and Locke says "do you have any idea how much I want to kill you?"......even more close

Sunday...not Tuesday, Sunday can't come fast enough.

05-19-2010, 06:57 PM	#449
sa226 #1 Goaltender Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Back in Calgary!! Exp:	I wonder if there is any significance to choosing Locke's character to play the smoke monster. Even though he is most certainly not Locke and the only similarity is the appearance, they all refer to him as Locke. Why not someone else? For the poster above who thinks Jack will die and Hurley becomes the new Jacob, that would be a very weird twist. The producers have stated from the beginning that Jack was always meant to be the hero. Further to my question\point above, it has always been Jack VS Locke, even when the plot shifted to Jack VS Sawyer......it was still Jack VS Locke in many other aspects. It makes me think the possibility of a final scene in which Jack and Locke are sitting on the beach and Locke says "do you have any idea how much I want to kill you?"......even more close Sunday...not Tuesday, Sunday can't come fast enough. Last edited by sa226; 05-19-2010 at 07:04 PM.