Did anyone else notice that, at the end, Desmond is in both times simultaneously? That is what becomes possible when one has a \u201cconstant\u201d.<\/p>\n
This episode introduced the character of Harper Stanhope, who we learn was Goodwin\u2019s wife. I must say that the pun in the title of tonight\u2019s episode of LOST is a good one. Juliet is a woman who is one of the Others, and tonight we learn that she also played the role of \u2018the other woman\u2019.<\/p>\n
Harper features most intriguingly, however, as a manifestation of the island, accompanied by the ghostly voices, delivering a message supposedly from Ben. The message is that Daniel and Charlotte must be prevented from releasing the gas from the Tempest power station, which would kill everyone on the island. When Juliet asks how Ben could send a message when he\u2019s a prisoner, Harper replies that Ben is \u201cexactly where he wants to be\u201d.<\/p>\n
It turns out that Daniel and Charlotte are trying to neutralize the gas, not unleash it. But do they want to make it safe to prevent Ben from using it? Or to make it available for use by someone else?<\/p>\n
We learn, at long last, who sent the freighter: Charles Widmore. And Ben tells John Locke that he\u2019ll tell him who his man on the freighter is, but he had better sit down first. [The combination of the safe that contained the video tape was 36-15-28]. Widmore, Ben claims, wants to exploit the island, and Ben\u2019s biggest fear is the people who would flock to the island if they knew about it.<\/p>\n
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