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[narrator] Previously on Lost…
Each one of us was brought here for a reason.
-And who brought us here, John? -The island.
It's destiny.
You and your partner will observe a psychological experiment in progress.
Your duty is to observe team members in another station on the island.
These team members are not aware that they are under surveillance,
or that they are the subjects of an experiment.
Every single second of my pathetic little life
is as useless as that button!
As long as we push it, we'll never be free!
[John] Ah!
If you're so sure it's not real, then just stop pushing the button.
Well, I have, except, unfortunately, someone else decided to start.
Tomorrow we're gonna find out what happens if that button doesn't get pushed.
[alarm sounding]
-[Michael] John! -Who is he, Box Man?
The man out there pounding on the door.
His name is Mr. Eko.
Why does Mr. Eko carry around a stick covered in scripture?
Because he's a priest.
-We need to push the button. -No, we don't.
It's all bloody real! Now, push the damn button!
No!
[timer beeping]
-You've killed us all. -No. I just saved us all.
[computer] System failure. System failure.
I was wrong.
[birds chirping]
[footsteps pattering]
[gasping]
[snapping]
When did John get back?
And what's he doing?
Where's he been? Where's everyone else?
Don't you think you should go find out?
So you're gone for a whole day after a massive hatch detonation.
You don't call. You don't write.
Sorry, am I interrupting something?
What? You… can't speak, John?
You mute?
I am sorry about that.
So, where are Eko and Desmond?
Are they off being mute and building structures as well?
I know. You can't speak.
You need to speak… To me?
What do you wanna…
Sand? You need to speak to the sand?
Trees. Yeah, I've heard they're wonderful conversationalists.
Hey!
I don't understand.
Who do you need to speak to?
The… church?
The sky.
Island.
The island?
You need to speak to the island?
[Nikki] I'd appreciate it. If you don't mind.
"I need your help."
Since when do you need my help?
"I need you to stand guard."
Oh, yeah, so you can talk to the island.
Yeah, sounds dangerous.
Well, amusing as the "mute game" invariably is,
you are aware, John, that I detest you, aren't you?
You do remember repeatedly punching me in the face
and accusing me of using heroin when I was not?
What the sodding hell is a sweat lodge?
[blues music playing on car radio]
[thunder rumbling]
[music continues]
-Where you headed? -Eureka.
I can get you far as Bridgeville.
Come on. Hop in. Come on.
-My name's John. -Eddie.
-Hi, Eddie. -Hey.
-Nasty day to be hitching. -That's for sure.
You don't mind my asking, what's in Eureka?
I heard there was some work there cutting timber.
-Oh, is that what you do? -That might be what I do. I don't know.
All I know is that I had to get out of where I came from.
Mom's dead, Dad's a drunk.
Hey, look at that. The rain is passing.
[police siren chirping]
What, did you rob a bank?
Afraid so.
[birds chirping]
Could I see your license and registration, please?
-Was I speeding, Officer? -Tail light's out.
Could you both please step out of the vehicle?
What do you got back here?
Guns and groceries.
Now, the transaction logs and the paperwork for all of them
is in the red notebook right there in that duffel.
So, are we free to go?
I could still take you in for picking up a hitchhiker.
That's my uncle.
I called him and he picked me up.
Get out of here.
[car engine starting]
So, what is with all the guns, uncle?
Oh, I like the indoor fireplace. That's very snazzy.
What's that?
You're not taking drugs, are you, John?
I only ask because of the strict zero tolerance policy you've enacted,
and I wouldn't want you to have to start punching yourself in the face.
Yeah, I know, I get it. You're going into your little magic hut,
and I'm gonna stand out here in case you devolve into a monkey.
"Don't come in." Okay.
Okay, I get it.
[fire sizzling]
[fire crackling]
Hi, John.
It's good to see you again.
What's that, John?
Oh.
You're sorry.
That's okay.
I was a sacrifice the island demanded.
Don't worry.
You'll speak when you have something worth saying.
I'm here to help you find your way again.
So you can bring the family back together.
Come on. I wanna show you something.
John.
You're gonna need that.
John, someone in this airport's in serious danger.
You're the only one who can save them.
Hey!
Not them. They'll be fine… For a while.
[speaking Korean]
I think Sayid's got it.
Next, please.
Not Hurley.
Uh, this way.
[laughter echoing]
Forget it. He's helping himself.
[chattering]
[beeping]
There's nothing you can do for them. Not yet.
First, you have to clean up your own mess.
Clean up your own mess. First, you have to clean up your own mess.
Clean up your own mess. First, you have to clean up your own mess.
Clean up your own mess.
Come up here, John.
Clean it up, John.
They've got him. You don't have much time.
[sighing]
John!
[panting]
What happened?
Are you all right?
What are you doing?
I'm going to save Mr. Eko's life.
-Eko's cross. -He was dragged this way.
-Dragged? By what? -By the polar bear.
Sawyer killed the polar bear.
He killed a polar bear.
What's that, John? Blood?
I'm gonna go on alone, Charlie, you go back to Claire.
-Well, I'll take my chances. -You don't wanna go with me, Charlie.
Bad things happen to people who hang around with me.
Hey, Bobby.
[honks horn]
What's that?
That, Eddie, is our sweat lodge.
A what?
Anybody who wants can go in there and light a fire
and get it nice and hot, meditate.
Then what?
And then you're supposed to figure out what to do with your life, you know?
What direction to take.
Go on in there and figure out if you're a farmer or a hunter.
So which are you, John?
[laughter and indistinct chatter]
-[Mike] Hey, John. -Hey, Mike, Jan, this is Eddie.
He's looking for some logging work,
but I convinced him to come home and have supper with us first.
-Nice to meet you, Eddie. -Nice to meet you.
Any friend of John's is a friend of ours.
Right. John's a very special guy.
Grab a spot.
So, you like Geronimo Jackson, huh?
Uh, yeah. Yeah, they're all right. It's one of my dad's old shirts.
Your dad has excellent taste.
Listen up, people.
John brought a guest to supper. So, everyone, this is Eddie.
-Hey, Eddie. -Hey, Eddie.
Eddie, this is everyone.
-Nice to meet you. -John, you wanna say some grace?
Yeah.
[exhales] Thank you, Lord.
Thank you for the food and the friends.
And thanks for the rain today,
so that Adam'll stop grumbling about the droughts.
[woman laughs]
And for me, thank you for helping me stop being so angry and…
And for helping me find a real family.
Because they're a hell of a lot better than the one I used to have.
So, let's eat. Amen.
-[all] Amen. -[Jan] Let's dig in.
-Potatoes? -Thank you.
Thank you.
-Is that the hatch? -What's left of it.
What happened?
Looks like it… imploded.
-Whoa. -Shh.
[whispering] What's that?
It's an active kill.
Meaning that whatever was eating this is gonna be back for more.
If you wanna say "polar bear," you can just say it.
All right. "Polar bear."
[growling]
Run!
[growling]
[leaves rustling]
[man exclaiming]
Dude.
They kept Jack, Kate and Sawyer, and they sent me back
to tell everyone else that we can't ever go over there.
Oh, and that dude we had in the hatch, Henry, he was there.
He's like their leader.
So, what do we do?
Do what they told you. Go back to the camp and tell the others.
-You're not gonna do anything? -I am doing something.
-Go back to the beach, Hugo. -Wait. Where are you guys going?
The island told Locke he has to save Eko.
-Save him from what? -Well, apparently a bear's got him,
who's just made an active kill. You may wanna hustle.
Bear?
What bear?
[Charlie] What's that? More fur?
This way.
You know, when I used to get high,
I'd watch nature programs on the Beeb.
Polar bears are meant to be quite clever. Very clever.
They're like the Einsteins of the bear community.
-She likes you, man. -Shut up.
-Yeah, she does. -She does not.
-Yeah, she does. -She's like half my age, man.
-You'd be better off with her. -Uh-uh, no.
Lizzie's too granola for me.
What she really wants is a daddy, like everyone else here.
-You should take advantage of that. -That's not really funny, Eddie.
It was a joke. It was a joke, I'm sorry.
How come you never talk about your dad, John?
Nothing worth talking about.
What's going on in that greenhouse over there?
Maybe they need a hand with that fertilizer.
No, no, no. They're okay. They're okay. Come on. We got orchard duty.
What's the big secret, John?
Sorry?
The greenhouse. What do you guys got in there? What are you hiding?
'Cause every time I go near it, you and just about everyone else acts all weird.
Look, you're a guest here. These things take time.
I've been here for six weeks.
-Eddie, nothing's-- -I'm not blind, man.
Did you forget that you had a duffel bag full of guns
when you brought me here?
Mike and Jan welcomed you here with open arms. They feed you.
-They give you a place to stay. -And Mike and Jan,
fold their hands every night before chow
and talk about how we're family, but your family's got too many secrets.
Now, I see the fertilizer going into that greenhouse.
I know what's going on.
And I want in.
In on what?
Whatever you guys are trying to blow up.
[laughs]
What's so funny?
Nothing.
I'll talk to Mike and Jan.
You really think Eko's in there?
Let's hurry up and do this.
Maybe the bear's out finishing his lunch.
-You're not going in there, Charlie. -What?
I'm gonna do this alone.
You don't get to tell me what I can't do.
If I want to go in there, I'll go in there.
-Why? -What?
-Why do you wanna go in there? -I don't need a reason!
-Then go back. -Go back?
You don't have a good reason to go in there, either!
I'm going in there because I'm supposed to go in there.
If it all goes to plan, we probably won't even see the bear, will we?
And hopefully he won't smell us.
Hairspray?
Now, I hate to be the one to point this out to you, but…
It's not for me.
[John panting heavily]
[breathes deeply]
[leaves rustling]
[leaves rustling]
Bear?
Is that you?
[twigs snapping]
Who's there?
[Desmond] Are you alone, brother?
Uh, yeah.
Whoa! Dude, I'm not alone.
Beach camp's right over there. Can you get me some clothes?
What happened to yours?
I woke up in the jungle like this.
So, like, the hatch…
blew off your underwear?
Fine. You wanna discuss this in great detail right now,
-then let's do it. -No, no. That's okay.
I got something in here.
How do you feel about tie-dye?
[object clatters]
[whistling]
Hey, Kim.
Hey, Mike and Jan in?
Yeah. They were looking for you.
Good, good. Good timing then, huh?
Go on in.
-[Mike] You got all the cash? -[Jan] In the bag.
-Which bag? -The one with the money in it!
-What about the bank records? -Leave them.
-Shouldn't we sort what they can trace? -There is no time, Mike.
What's going on?
-What does it look like? -I don't--
You screwed up, John. You blew it big time.
What are you-- Wha--
What are you doing? Are you leaving?
-Why? -That is why, you idiot!
[Mike] John, your friend's a cop.
You know how much jail time we'd get for this much weed?
Nice picture, huh? Got him fresh out of the academy.
He was-- He was hitchhiking.
-He told me he was going to Eureka. -He was waiting for you, John!
He has been here for six weeks gathering evidence
because you brought him here!
Mike, that's impossible.
He played you for a sucker. Now it's over.
No. Wait.
Wait, no, wait, wait. Stop!
We don't know what he's told them. He hasn't even been in here yet.
If he's still gathering evidence
and trying to make a case, then it's not too late.
-Not too late for what? -To protect us. To protect all of us.
It's not too late to fix this.
I can fix this.
How are you gonna do that, John? Huh?
[mutters]
Eko.
[gasping]
John.
[snapping]
[clattering]
[polar bear roaring]
[Eko moaning]
Is he okay? Is he alive? Is he all right?
-He's alive. -Turn him over. Turn him over.
-Charlie, we gotta get out of here. -Okay, let's get him up.
So, when you say "turned a key," you mean like a "key" key?
It was a fail-safe key.
That seems kind of convenient.
I'm sorry?
I'm just saying, if you had this magic key the whole time,
why didn't you, like, use it?
-I didn't know what would happen. -So what did happen?
Well, the fail-safe key must've detonated
the electromagnetic anomaly, made the hatch implode.
But you didn't implode.
No.
You're not gonna, like, turn into the Hulk or something?
[scoffing]
So, is that what made the blender noise and the sky turn purple?
I'm afraid I missed that, brother.
Right, you were fail-safing.
Well, FYI, the whole island vibrated.
And Kate and Jack and Sawyer saw it too,
right before they had bags pulled over their heads.
Don't worry. Locke's gonna go after them.
-He said so in his speech. -What?
What speech?
All he said was he was gonna save Eko and kill bears.
Right. Right, of course.
I'm sorry. I…
I'm just a bit shook up.
I burned that bear pretty good.
I don't think he's gonna be coming after us.
Now that we've survived this suicide mission,
do you wanna tell me what you saw?
-What I saw? -In the spirit tent.
I saw Boone.
Boone?
What did he have to say for himself?
Told me I had to clean up my own mess.
Well, dead as he may be, I agree with Boone.
After all, if you kept pressing that button like Eko told you--
We wouldn't have had to save him in the first place, yeah.
Charlie, that's what cleaning up your own mess means.
Spoken like someone who's had a few too many messes to clean.
-No deer, huh? -Nope.
You talk to Mike and Jan yet?
-Yeah, sure did. -Yeah, what did they say?
They said that I should, uh,
bring you by the greenhouse tonight after supper
and that they would explain everything.
Cool. That's great.
[mouths]
[whispering] What? You see something?
John.
-What are you doing? -Did you know it would be me?
-What? -In the truck.
Did you know it would be me driving? Did they choose me?
"They"? John, I have no idea what you're talking about.
I didn't load that one.
So how about you just answer the question, Eddie.
Yeah. They chose you, John.
[sighing]
Why?
Because you hadn't been here long, didn't have a criminal record,
and the psych profile said you would be amenable for coercion.
-"Amenable for coercion"? -Hey! Lower the gun, John.
Okay? This isn't personal.
Oh, it's not personal!
Stop, stop.
I'm sorry, John, but you're not gonna shoot me.
You're not a murderer.
You're a good man.
You're a farmer.
Nope. Not a farmer.
I was a hunter.
[sighing]
I'm a hunter.
I'm gonna walk away now, John.
[water trickling]
Hey, John, you hear something?
-It sounds like a stream. -Yeah.
Let's put him down, maybe get some water in him.
I'll go. You stay here.
[Charlie panting]
[John sighs]
I'm sorry.
Sorry I ever doubted you.
Sorry I gave up on my faith in the island.
[sighing] I messed up.
Now our people are captured and…
If I'd just listened to you…
If I'd just let you keep pushing the button…
I could've gone with them, protected them.
I could've saved them.
You can still protect them.
You can still save them.
-I don't even know where they are. -You will find them.
After all, you are a hunter, John.
-You say something? -He's awake. Eko?
Eko?
Maybe we should just get him back, John.
Yeah.
-You all right? -Yeah, just keep walking.
[Charlie exclaiming]
John? Charlie?
-What happened? -We got him.
-Is he alive? -We need Jack.
-[Locke] Take him in. -Jack's not coming back.
-They've got him. -What? What are you talking about?
[Nikki] Jack's gone? I don't understand.
Okay, when were you planning on telling us this, Hurley?
What do you mean, "They"? Who's "they"?
"They" are the Others. And, yes, they've taken Jack.
And Kate and Sawyer.
-How? What happened? -What about Sun and Jin and Sayid?
-Are they okay? -I don't know.
I'm gonna find our friends.
I don't know how yet, but I will.
We're gonna find them, all of them. And then we're gonna bring them home.
But first things first. We gotta look after Mr. Eko.
So, Paulo, Nikki, bring towels and water.
Claire, we gotta clean him up, so bring all the first aid supplies you can find.
Not a bad speech.
Whoa.
"Whoa" what?
I just got hit with, you know…
Déjà vu.
Yeah.
Well, when that wears off, can you get bandages from the kitchen?
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