Comments on: He must bring balance to the force

By: brokenankh42

brokenankh42 — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 02:40:23 +0000

Dont you remember back in the first season, Roussea tells Claire that her baby is infected. I think Claire and the baby were infected way back in Season one!

By: mszczepaniaklocke37

mszczepaniaklocke37 — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 23:41:58 +0000

I do see where your coming from but when are you saying Aaron was infected? i thought Clarie was infected when she just ran off i dont get when Aaron was infected

By: brokenankh42

brokenankh42 — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 02:51:59 +0000

m-Locke37, I’d throw a wrench into the works and suggest that Walt may be the side of “light” and Aaron, the side of “dark” – I know this contradicts my initial argument that the MIB was trying to keep Aaron away from the Island, but with Claire being ‘infected’ we can’t help but wonder if Aaron is too. Perhaps Claire did not want Aaron to come back to the Island because, being infected, she knows he will be used for ‘dark’ purposes. This is her way of making sure that no one else raises him.. such as the MIB.

By: mszczepaniaklocke37

mszczepaniaklocke37 — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:28:45 +0000

i like this point alot and im also an avid star wars fan. I think we could see a slight variaton on this and have Walt and Aaron both be important as we know light and dark play an important role in this show so could Aarron be the key for Jacob and the “light” side and Walt be the key for Flocke and the “dark” side

By: imisscharlie

imisscharlie — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:48:41 +0000

I agree that Aaron will ultimately be the leader of the island, after the “war” that Widmore alluded to. My theory is that all of the Losties who were on Jacob’s list, who received Jacob’s touch, are descendants of the original inhabitants of the island, a very long time ago. They are needed to come to the island to restore that balance of power you speak of. And I maintain that the Shepherd bloodline is extremely important, both in the past and present. Jack’s tattoos, “He walks among us, but is not one of us,” tells us that he is not of the outside world, but a part of the island’s past. His tattoo also proclaimed him a leader, he is of the ancient race that ruled the island, and who now has to lead the fight against the dark force (Smokey/MIB) in the war. He has been tested throughout the five seasons to be ready for the fight that is to come, mostly by the ghost of his father. Season 1 showed us his father goading him as a child, then we were shown how his father pushed him professionally as a doctor, all done to toughen him up to be able to lead his people in the coming war. Sadly, I think that Jack will perish in this final season, and pass the torch of leadership to his nephew, Aaron.

By: Moni

Moni — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 04:44:28 +0000

Very interesting theory! I like it! I have also always felt that Walt and Aaron will some how be very important in this story. I wonder if one will represent Jacob and the other will represent MIB. That would be really interesting if they became rivals.