As I guessed, the images of what was supposedly Oceanic Flight 815 at the bottom of the Indian Ocean featured in the flashbacks of the new arrivals on the island<\/a>. These individuals are fascinating<\/i> additions to the show.<\/p>\n Daniel Faraday is a physicist, although he doesn\u2019t like to be pigeonholed. Dan sees the footage of remote probes sent down from the treasure-hunting ship Christiane I that show the plane and finds himself moved \u2013 but he can\u2019t explain why.<\/p>\n Miles Straune is a ghostbuster. He goes to get the ghost of one Ms. Gardner\u2019s grandson, who was murdered, to leave her house. He makes contact with the ghost and finds money the boy had hidden.<\/p>\n When Naomi radioed and said \u201cTell my sister I love her\u201d, this was a code that she had a gun to her head.<\/p>\n Charlotte Lewis (or more precisely C. S. Lewis) is an anthropologist. In Medenine, Tunisia she visits a dig that has uncovered a polar bear, and a collar with a Dharma<\/a> logo (presumably the Hydra station, since the emblem features a hydra). Whatever technology was used to bring a rabbit from a parallel universe into ours could presumably also be used to transport a polar bear through time and space. But was this testing on animals aimed at eventually using the same technique to transport people, and if so has it been done? When, where, and to whom? And where and when did they go? All such questions remain unanswered \u2013 for now.<\/p>\n Frank Lapidus is a pilot (who apparently also drinks, not too surprisingly when we learn more about him). He was supposed to be piloting Oceanic flight 815 the day it crashed. The person he swapped with always wears a wedding ring, and so when he sees an image of someone who is supposed to be the dead pilot, the only body they can see and identify, isn\u2019t wearing a wedding ring, which the pilot Seth Norris always<\/i> wore. He calls the hotline to say that this isn\u2019t who the TV report said it is.<\/p>\n Ben shoots Charlotte, but she\u2019s wearing a bullet-proof vest. A box that fell from the helicopter of this team included gas masks, and they all carry guns. Dan says that he can\u2019t say rescuing the survivors is their mission\u2019s primary objective. Before the episode is over, we find out what their primary objective is.<\/p>\n Ben says he has answers and shouldn\u2019t be killed. So Locke asks him what the smoke monster is \u2013 at gunpoint \u2013 and Ben says he doesn\u2019t know. But he does know the exact identity of the whole team that is on the island, because he has a man on their ship and knows their mission. Their mission is to get him<\/i>, Ben himself.<\/p>\n They were hired by Matthew Abaddon<\/a>, who is adamant that there are no survivors from Flight 815.<\/p>\n Buddy TV has a fascinating series on LOST Easter Eggs<\/a>. The biggest revelation is that the man in the cabin that Hurley saw is\u2026Christian Shepherd!<\/i><\/a> In the most recent episode, we learn that the direction that Locke wants to go to pass by a cabin is a different direction than the cabin Hurley saw \u2013 which apparently disappeared. Is the ring around Jacob\u2019s cabin to make it stay there? Are there multiple cabins with ghosts in them that appear around the island?<\/p>\n
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