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The Statue and Its Past in Ancient Egypt

Posted by Wesley in Theories on 03 7th, 2009 | 5 responses


Sorry for the lack of evidence here but Iv spent a couple hours researching this and want to get it on here for review. I

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  1. Hi Wesley, this is one of a few theories, I am liking and leaning towards.

    One of them has to be right, and fit in with the overall theme of Lost.

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  2. #2 by username

    I hope your right Wesley. I’m finding that when things get explained on LOST (for example Faraday’s mom), they usually are the most common explanations. Although, most are leaning towards Anubis or Horus, it would be nice if there was a twist to the statue. I just don’t know if we will ever see it again unless Richard is from that time period and we see his flash backs. That’s a big if.

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  3. #3 by Wesley

    Richard could be Osiris lol….wonder if he has a gold penis haha. I think this is gna b the most likely cause of the statue and the origin of the island….hopefully lol.

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  4. #4 by Wesley

    Just done some reading and Huh the egyptian god is the god of millions of years which could relate to this island as it can travel probably through millions of years worth of time.

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  5. #5 by schackt

    This is actually the best version of the statue-explenation I’ve stumbled upon. Good job!

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