I tend to look upon Locke as on his own journey. His lies are less lies but strategies which he is forced by the consequences to enforce. I think he really does have a major part to play, yeah, leading "The Others." I get this feeling that like Moses, Locke will not see the "holy land" into which he is leading "The Others."
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Date: 2007-09-11 10:37 pm (UTC)I tend to look upon Locke as on his own journey. His lies are less lies but strategies which he is forced by the consequences to enforce. I think he really does have a major part to play, yeah, leading "The Others." I get this feeling that like Moses, Locke will not see the "holy land" into which he is leading "The Others."