Mice in a maze without cheese !
May. 13th, 2006 05:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I just watched Lost...
ETA: I found the perfect icon!
We didn't learn anything actually. The Dharma video was so anti-climatic! People stuck in a hatch, being watched, being studied. It was exactly what it looked like from the beginning.
It's like Sawyer's hiding-place for the guns, right under their nose!
I liked that episode because of a few details and above all because it was all about John Locke and John is my favourite character. There's a shot on his face behind Eko as they are walking at night, that is simply beautiful. Locke is hot!
It seemed to be an episode about Eko, but it was about John. The dream is meaningful btw...we saw Eko but it was John dreaming (the first shot was a clue since John's eyes were moving beneath his eyelids, like a dreaming cat)...
Oh and I noticed something interesting. When John and Eko were in the hatch after they watched the orientation film about the Pearl station, John was sitting in a chair that kinda looked like a wheelchair !
When Hurley mentioned the blanket he forgot, I suddenly thought of the expression "security blanket" that is significant in psychology and psychatry, because the blanket didn't actually protect Libby at the end of the day. She died despite holding it against her when Michael shot.
Also Libby worked as a "security blanket" for Hugo...but she too was supposed to have had huge psychatric issues since we saw her in Hurley's flashbacks of the mental institution. And the look of terror on her face when she died made me think of someone who definitely lost their "security blanket" which constrasted with the serene Libby she was on the island or the confident Libby we saw in Eko's flashback at the airport.
Nice shot of Sawyer comforting Kate in the end...
It's like Sawyer's hiding-place for the guns, right under their nose!
I liked that episode because of a few details and above all because it was all about John Locke and John is my favourite character. There's a shot on his face behind Eko as they are walking at night, that is simply beautiful. Locke is hot!
It seemed to be an episode about Eko, but it was about John. The dream is meaningful btw...we saw Eko but it was John dreaming (the first shot was a clue since John's eyes were moving beneath his eyelids, like a dreaming cat)...
Oh and I noticed something interesting. When John and Eko were in the hatch after they watched the orientation film about the Pearl station, John was sitting in a chair that kinda looked like a wheelchair !
When Hurley mentioned the blanket he forgot, I suddenly thought of the expression "security blanket" that is significant in psychology and psychatry, because the blanket didn't actually protect Libby at the end of the day. She died despite holding it against her when Michael shot.
Also Libby worked as a "security blanket" for Hugo...but she too was supposed to have had huge psychatric issues since we saw her in Hurley's flashbacks of the mental institution. And the look of terror on her face when she died made me think of someone who definitely lost their "security blanket" which constrasted with the serene Libby she was on the island or the confident Libby we saw in Eko's flashback at the airport.
Nice shot of Sawyer comforting Kate in the end...
ETA: I found the perfect icon!
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Date: 2006-05-13 06:24 pm (UTC)J'ai adoré cet épisode, j'ai trouvé les flashbacks interessants et puis ce qui se passait sur l'île était vraiment intense. Mine de rien, je pense qu'on a quand même appris quelques petites choses notamment le fait qu'ils sont surveillés. C'est pas énorme, mais c'est plus que ce qu'on apprend dans les autres épisodes. Et puis vraiment la fin était pleine d'émotion, surtout dans la scène entre Hurley et Libby. Ca n'empêche que je suis quand même déçue par la mort de Libby et A.L car je trouve qu'elles avaient du potentiel. C'est pour ça d'aileurs que j'avais pas trop aimé le 2.20.
Au fait je suis arrivée ici en faisant une recherche pour voir s'il y avait une communauté sur Henning Mankell, un de mes écrivains préférés ;)
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Date: 2006-05-13 10:09 pm (UTC)Il me semble qu'on savait déjà qu'ils étaient surveillés non? Les Autres avaient même la liste des passagers du vol après tout...
As-tu lu le dernier Mankell (enfin le dernier sorti en France)? Je l'ai trouvé excellent même si ce n'est pas Kurt Wallander le héro.
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Date: 2006-05-14 11:22 am (UTC)Oui c'est vrai, mais on ne savait pas encore pour les caméras et c'est une pièce importante. Parce que ça explique pourquoi l'ordinateur a comme par hasard commencé à communiquer quand Michael était devant. Ca signifie aussi que le meurtre d'Ana Lucia et Libby a été enregistré sur casette.
Non pas encore. En fait je suis en fac de lettres et j'ai pas mal de bouquins à lire ce semestre. Mais c'est la première chose que je vais lire quand j'aurais terminé les cours. Il me reste "Avant le Gel" et "Le Retour du Professeur de Danse". D'ailleurs est ce qu'il t'a plu "Avant le gel"? Je suis curieuse de savoir si les aventures de Linda sont aussi prenantes que celles de son pére.
Sinon c'est vrai que le dernier a l'air super. Mankell est vraiment doué,"Les Morts de la Saint Jean", "La Muraille Invisible" et "La Lionne Blanche" font vraiment partis des meilleurs romans policiers que j'ai lu.
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Date: 2006-05-14 11:38 am (UTC)En fait j'ai été déçue par "Avant le Gel", voir Kurt Wallander par les yeux de Linda le démythifie complètement. Et elle est moins attachante. Peut-être aussi que Mankell écrit mieux les hommes que les femmes. "Le Retour du Professeur de Danse" est vraiment très bien. Je te conseille de le lire avant "Avant le Gel", car chronologiquement l'histoire est antérieure et le personnage principal se retrouve ensuite dans ALG...
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Date: 2006-05-14 06:36 pm (UTC)Au fait je viens de t'ajouter à ma liste d'amis, j'espère que ça te dérange pas :)
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Date: 2006-05-15 02:15 pm (UTC)Here's my idea. It really was the island or that representation that passes for fate. The airplane didn't have, could not have the meaning it did, were not Eko there. Fate and faith meant for Locke and Eko to find the plane and the significance together, not Boone and Locke. So fate took Boone from Locke and then gave him Eko to further Locke's faith. Locke did not, afterall, lose any of the use of his legs (though your idea of a wheelchair might be right) as he came upon the plane this time with Eko. Faith is also trust and Locke as Boone had earlier trusted him, now must trust Eko to show him the way to that faith and fate.