Too much tugging at the heartstrings - too much focus on the Alt!Verse. There were little scenes that I enjoyed: Like Jin and Sun in the hospital meeting Sawyer and being so happy and relaxed. I'm not sure I like the implications about the afterlife, but their quiet joy was wonderful.
I would have liked, like you, to have seen, how Hugo changed the rules as Number 1. Obviously, he changed the relationship between the two people on the island: They're not antagonists any more.
I didn't like it that in the church everyone was happily coupled up (except for Christian Shepard and wasn't it nice how Kate said: Really? That's his name?), as if that was the prerequisite to fulfilment. And Shannon and Sayid is no my ship of choice for him.
I'm sure that Desmond managed to get home (and I sort of didn't need to see it).
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Date: 2010-05-25 07:39 am (UTC)I mostly agree.
Too much tugging at the heartstrings - too much focus on the Alt!Verse. There were little scenes that I enjoyed: Like Jin and Sun in the hospital meeting Sawyer and being so happy and relaxed. I'm not sure I like the implications about the afterlife, but their quiet joy was wonderful.
I would have liked, like you, to have seen, how Hugo changed the rules as Number 1. Obviously, he changed the relationship between the two people on the island: They're not antagonists any more.
I didn't like it that in the church everyone was happily coupled up (except for Christian Shepard and wasn't it nice how Kate said: Really? That's his name?), as if that was the prerequisite to fulfilment. And Shannon and Sayid is no my ship of choice for him.
I'm sure that Desmond managed to get home (and I sort of didn't need to see it).