I really feel sorry for Locke after this one...

I need to know are the rumors true? I live in Australia, I'm at work at the moment and i can't get onto Lostpedia or any other sites with the episode synopsis. Was it Cooper, and Is it Cooper?

I need to know are the rumors true? I live in Australia, I'm at work at the moment and i can't get onto Lostpedia or any other sites with the episode synopsis. Was it Cooper, and Is it Cooper?

spoiler fonting bc some ppl havent seen it...
yes and yes

is it even possible for someone to fall out of an 8 storey building and survive? :eek2: as ben said..."falling 8 storeys has to sting"

thank you

spoiler fonting bc some ppl havent seen it...
yes and yes

is it even possible for someone to fall out of an 8 storey building and survive? :eek2: as ben said..."falling 8 storeys has to sting"

you could get lucky i suppose

poor locke

you could even (perhaps a stretch) extract meaning from his miraculous survival, maybe he was meant to go to the island ...

i would, however, like to point out that no physiotherapist, nurse, or any other medical professional would have picked up a 175lb man and carried him to a wheelchair across the room.

but did you notice was the physiotherapist said? "dont tell me what you cant do"

the power of the mind, so many themes that Lost has going on, really hard to nail one down

but did you notice was the physiotherapist said? "dont tell me what you cant do"

yes yes yes. I noticed that right away. I think that the physical therapist had a big impact on John. He probably told John every single day that John should not tell him what he can't do. John likely adopted that catchphrase.