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...Lilly’s real life. Back to the show, we learn that the reason Kate was hounded by the cops was because she blew up her father’s home, while he was inside. A patricidal arsonist? Now that, my friends, is badass. Kate’s flashbacks all unravel as she takes care of Sawyer. Prior to sitting at Sawyer’s bedside, she saw a Black Horse galloping through the island. Initially I wasn’t sure if it was real or a dream. After all, I used to dream about ponies. And, coincidentally...
...Lilly or Michelle Rodriguez, I don’t feel like she could beat the bloody pulp out of me. Shannon is on a mission to find Walt, because he keeps on appearing to her and speaking in some foreign language (it’s actually backwards English). During flashbacks, Ian Somerhalder reprises his role as Boone, who is so beautiful he looks like he stepped out of a Hugo Boss ad. In case you missed it during Jack’s flashback, Shannon’s dad came into his hospital after a car crash. He ends up dying...
...settle for a tiny crust of a clue. Cut to a shot of the islanders. Sun has lost her wedding ring. She’s in tears, tearing up her garden. She’s certainly lost her Sunny demeanor (har har). Next, we have a flashback of her on a blind date that her mother set up with some Harvard hot-shot. Fittingly, he’s a jerk. Harvard Man basically leads Sun on in an attempt to get his own mother off his back—the entire time, he’s actually engaged to some...
Although Kawaller’s portrayal of the passionate and lost-in-the-clouds idealistic Sophie is moving, it can sometimes seem too “cute” for the intelligence one expects of an educated utopian. Particularly during the flashback scenes, Kawaller’s girly sweetness is difficult to reconcile with her character’s stature as a woman who is unafraid to die for her country...
...Black Hole Charles burns has taken the tropes of the teenage horror genre and powerfully brought them back to their roots. Fear of adulthood, fear of sex and fear of ostracization have never been more disturbingly explored in a serio-comic flashback to bellbottoms, big doobies and skinny-dipping in the woods. No Black Hole was ever so scary...