Comments on: The Island's Agenda

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By: amber13

amber13 — Tue, 22 May 2007 02:00:08 +0000

[quote comment="16257"]The problem is that the idea has been done before – not entirely realising this at the time but its quite a common sci-fi concoction – a strange ‘radiation’ or elemental composition is affecting the ecosystem – Smallville and its kryptonite enhanced mutants, Krakatoa of the X-men was a mutant island enhanced by nucleur fall out, the black oil in the X-files was the deus ex machina device creating most of the weirdos M and S were finding. I don’t know where LOST is going exactly but it would be nice if it incorperated some of the geographic and geological history of it’s locale into its theme – the biggest clue in regards to this being….
“catch a falling star, and put it in your pocket and save it for a rainy day” (Clair to baby) which is what inspired much of the mythos in this theory.[/quote]

yes! to the idea that the island is itself alive!!!
but to compare Lost to Smallville???? cm’on really. ?!?!!
think a little deeper, please

By: theOtherdave

theOtherdave — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 22:56:08 +0000

[quote comment="16344"]Has everyone forgotten about the Hanso foundation? How does that tie into this theory? hello?[/quote]

Maybe the Hanso Foundation discovered this earth anomoly and took full advantage.

But then how would the very first builders and scientists be able to manipulate the island in order to see the construction and start testing without being influenced by the island itself?

By: Ron

Ron — Tue, 28 Nov 2006 02:42:49 +0000

Darn interesting stuff, indeed.

I have had this peculiar sense that I have seen this “monster” before on another series; it reminds me of “Skin of Evil” from “Star Trek: TNG.” In that episode, the inhabitants of a former culture found a way to DISTILL, or bring up, all that was evil in them, to the surface. In the episode, this evil essence was purged from the populace and left behind and formed this kind of moving oil glut on the ground, that could change form, drag Riker into it, spit him back out, kill, etc. The premise, was that it acted like an abandoned baby, with tremendous fury and anger at those who abandoned it. It did not want to be alone. This “skin” was tricked by the Captain and abandoned again, screaming out in torment as it was unable to re-join or leave the planet.

The theory described in “The Island’s Agenda” hints of a similar circumstrance, albeit, from a far more scientific approach. I think the writers/producers have said the “island” has it’s own personality right from the get go, so this theory above does make some sense.

So, Ecko is killed by this monster and yet John was not afraid of being pulled down into the ground by it; and why haven’t the others been attacked by this beast? Do they know something of “how and when” it attacks (so they may avoid it), or do they supply the “island/monster” with what it needs to survive? Has Ben and the others purged anger from themselves in a similar manner? Was Mr. Ecko being judged for what “the island” felt was being done to it, thus setting up the comment that John and the rest were “next?”

If the island indeed does have an agenda, then one needs to ask oneself for the possible purpose. In my view, the ones who died were the most harmful to the island’a natural existence and the least harmful to other people.

Who perished? All of those crewmen on the planes that apparently crashed into the island (harming the island). Then, all of those who never killed or QUIT killing (as far as we know so far). e.g. Pilots of both planes, their crews, Boone, Shannon, Libby, Anna Lucia, Mr. Ecko. Does the island judge these folks as hurting or starving it by not supplying violence? This might explain why Ben and all live OFF the island, if they indeed do.

Ron

By: Matt

Matt — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 15:16:10 +0000

Has everyone forgotten about the Hanso foundation? How does that tie into this theory? hello?

By: bigmouth

bigmouth — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 19:49:06 +0000

Awesome job, jays! I tend to think you’re comet speculation is more plausible than a nuke (totally agree re Catch a Falling Star!) but I love it either way. How does the four-toed statue fit into the theory? Did some ancient civilization worship the Island?

By: jaystao

jaystao — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 11:56:40 +0000

The problem is that the idea has been done before – not entirely realising this at the time but its quite a common sci-fi concoction – a strange ‘radiation’ or elemental composition is affecting the ecosystem – Smallville and its kryptonite enhanced mutants, Krakatoa of the X-men was a mutant island enhanced by nucleur fall out, the black oil in the X-files was the deus ex machina device creating most of the weirdos M and S were finding. I don’t know where LOST is going exactly but it would be nice if it incorperated some of the geographic and geological history of it’s locale into its theme – the biggest clue in regards to this being….
“catch a falling star, and put it in your pocket and save it for a rainy day” (Clair to baby) which is what inspired much of the mythos in this theory.

By: Cerberus

Cerberus — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 11:20:42 +0000

Love the theory!!! I REALLY like the idea that the island/smoke monsters’ agenda has evolved from the minds of all the people that have at one time or another come to the island.

Also, your theory is scientifically based, and i’m sure the writers have always said that everything that’s happening on the island can be explained scientifically, even though it might be sci-fi in appearence.

By: MasterPo

MasterPo — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 16:39:30 +0000

That’s deep. Wierd too.

By: jaystao

jaystao — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 12:51:20 +0000

I’ve seriously considering detonating a thermo nucleur device into this theory. Seriously. If I found the remnants of a pseudo naturally forming geo-thermal EM (wyrd stuff) grid somewhere in the world, perhaps creating similar mysteries as the so called bermuda triangle (idea as supplied by a certain other), and realising that certain types of radioactive activity enhance this multi-fold – perhaps I would lower a nuclear type device deep in this vein and detonate it to create uniformity in the system – an underground facility would then be required to monitor the input/output of this radiation (look up french nuclear testing in the pacific to find out how a device might create unnatural geothermal activity on an island)……hmmmm

Ps honoured to be apart of this. Thanks for the kudos but I’m probably wrong…..