What the hell made Sawyer's gunshot ricochet?

Did you notice Jack's tattoo was missing, in the flashback?

Who is the mole? I think it is either Charlie or Hurley.

I thought it was a ricochet at first, too, but it turns out that he was shot by someone in the trees.

Welcome to my life tattoo, I'm a man now, thanks to you.

I think Rose and Bernard are the moles.

I don't think there's a mole. I think that the "others" are telepathic somehow and that's why Walt is so special to them and how they know so much about them.

This also explains how a computer from nearly 25-30 years ago can communicate the way a modern one might...Walt is sending the computer conversation telepathically to Michael.

i am curious as to how they plan to develop this hurley relationship...

that chick seems kinda mole-like to me

i also thought the face that "zeke" used a luger was very interesting...

an old german WWII gun vervy prominately being held against the neck of kate

it sniffs of alvar hanso

Why Hurley isn't losing weight:

Hurley is the mole.

The Others are giving him food in exchange for information that he deems "harmless".

I'll give you a cheeseburger if you tell me everything you know about the bald guy with the knives

There already is a LOST thread.

The Mole is the lady who never had a backstory yet.



Hurley is losing weight.

in the official podcast, this week, Cuse and Lindeloff said that in a few weeks, we will learn why Hurley isnt losing any weight.

It's Kate.

There have been many indi-Kate-ors, including what her federal agent said about not trusting her, her always needing to be included in the group going out onto the island, her triangulating Jack and Sawyer, her happening to be the "potential victim" of Zeke and and the Others, and her being the hottest chick on the island.

Face it, think of your own personal experiences. When you've thought you might have a chance at the hot chick, hasn't it always turned out that she had an ulterior motive?

I never had a chance with the hot chick

There was a great critical observation recently that Twin Peaks paved the way for ambiguous TV narratives like Lost and Heroes. Indeed.