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<\/a><\/div>\nWe also witness further intersection of the Oceanic 815 passengers in the parallel universe. And on the island, the conflict between Widmore\u2019s people and Smokey heightens. Somehow the whole thing seemed to have some of the mystery, the thrill and the depth of character interaction that has made LOST so engrossing since its beginning. <\/p>\n
Another great bit of dialogue was about Sayid having gone over to the dark side. Hurley\u2019s attempt to explain to Sawyer that you can bring people back from the dark side,\u00a0appealing to the example of\u00a0Anakin, was priceless.<\/p>\n
The discussion on the boat between Jack and Sawyer, particularly after Locke had been depicted as deluded and misguided in his \u201cfaith,\u201d was poignant. Leaving didn\u2019t feel right, and when Sawyer said that there is a \u201cpill\u201d for the feeling of regret after leaving, viewers know that Jack tried pills last time and found it didn\u2019t satisfy. His suggestion that Smokey wants them to leave because he\u2019s afraid of what will happen if they stay is interesting, and we\u2019ll watch with interest to see if it turns out to be correct. And then we got to see Jack take his own leap of faith. And the last several minutes of so were beautiful.<\/p>\n