but.. you can see jacob.. clearly... unless ben got out his arts and crafts and crafted a jacob, which he quite possibly could have.
have a very nice day!! :D

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It's life, or Casablanca the movie. Both are kind of made up as they go along, though this is also beginning to resemble a video game. The surprising stuff comes first -- the bears and boars and man-eating smoke and the whispers in the night and so on -- and as those are overcome they gradually disappear and a new set of problems begin to arise. Characters begin with certain strengths (points, if you will), Jack is the healer. Kate the Temptress. Locke the warrior. Yada, yada yada. Interaction with characters and situations either strengthen them or kill them. Certainly, roles change as do personalities. The game is in the voyage, not the conclusion, again like life and Casablanca, which was so screwed up during production no one knew how the thing was going to end. To carry out the video analogy, the Others may well be the survivors of an earlier game who were saved and plugged into this vehicle. Like any character carried over from game to advanced game, you begin with an advanced set of experiences, better weapons and more money . . . but you can still be knocked off. In a more real world sense, I think the writers are pretty much making it up as it goes along, which isn't necessarily a bad strategy and often allows for pretty entertaining TV. But I do wish they'd kind of speed it up a tad. Unlike a similarly unlikely show, 24, in which something is always happening, the Lost folks do enjoy poking along and risk losing a story in a series of hair-care ads. And I still wish someone can tell me why Jack's tats took up an entire episode, no matter what they said.

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