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Rachel says “I may also take a trip today down the coast, perhaps to the city of Vik. It’s supposed to be gorgeous, and I think it’s at the southernmost tip of the island, so it will feel like an accomplishment.”

Vik is the site of the fictional Hanso Foundation’s Vik Institute in the TV series Lost.

I’m from Iceland and I just wanted to let you know.

PS: as you can see, Vik is not a big city, it’s a very small village

We might one day find a video of Rachel’s research and visit to “Hanso Foundation’s Vik Institute”

Regards,
Diddiminn
Akureyri, Iceland (www.akureyri.is)

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You can read my original crash theory here.

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Assuming that Rousseau wasn’t lying (Which until proven otherwise, I don’t) there are three reasons to disprove the Danielle-Ben marriage.

1. Rousseau said that she was pregnant BEFORE she arrived on the island, and Ben said that he had lived on the island all his life (Although, it wouldn’t be the first time he lied if he did).

2. Rousseau said that her husband was dead, and alluded that she may have killed him.

3. Rousseau also said that the Other’s kidnapped her daughter. If she were Ben’s daughter, she would have been born with the others. Unless there is another girl named Alex running around the Other’s village, Alex is Rousseau’s daughter.

Taking all of the above information into consideration I believe that Alex is NOT Ben’s biological daughter, but was adopted by Ben AFTER she was kidnapped. I’m leaning towards this theory because it is the easiest explanation that would not involve completely uprooting Alex’s family tree. However, always being one who likes to theorize outside of the box, here is another option to consider.

No one in “Not In Portland” said that Ben was Alex’s father. It was hinted at, and the viewers assumed that Juliet was referring to Ben. It is my belief that Juliet was not referring to Ben, but to someone higher up the Other’s hierarchy. I think that Juliet may have been referring to the mysterious Jacob.

With the exception of his name, and the fact that he had a “list”, nothing has been revealed about him. It could be possible, that Jacob was Rousseau’s husband, and that she was either mistaken, or fooled into believing that he died.

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Here is an article from Buddytv about it.

Thanks to The Ferryman for bringing this to my attention.

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Neighbors said the fire that destroyed the Kailua home of “Lost” actress Evangeline Lilly spread quickly and engulfed the entire house.

Photo courtesy of Morgan Janus

Firefighters responded to the blaze within 20 minutes of the call. The fire started before 6:30 a.m. and was put out around 7 a.m. Nobody was at home at the time and nobody was injured in the fire.

Photo courtesy of Morgan Janus

Fire destroys Kailua home of ‘Lost’ actress Lilly

By Dave Dondoneau and Mary Kaye Ritz
Advertiser Staff Writers

The Kailua home that “Lost” actress Evangeline Lilly rents with two other women was engulfed in flames this morning and appears to be total loss.
Five fire trucks responded to the call around 6:45 a.m. Neighbors said the fire started at least by 6:30 and quickly spread. There was nobody home at the time. “Lost” was filming at a Waialua Beach this morning and one of Lilly’s roommates who works on the set returned home after the fire was out.

She declined comment.

The early-morning fire at 684 Iana St. in Kailua brought quick response from neighbors, many who said they heard “popping” noises as the fire raged.

“I woke up to my dogs barking,” said Morgan Janus, a neighbor who lives across the street. “There were loud popping sounds, like something electrical.”

Janus said by the time she got outside, firefighters had already been called and were on the scene within 20 minutes.

By 7 a.m. the fire was doused and soon after firefighters were able to enter the home. Part of the problem slowing the firefighters were the bars on the house’s windows. Firefighters had to cut through the bars in order to get inside to check if anyone was home.

Nobody was, said fire department captain Kenison Tejada.

Jorge Duarte, a neighbor who lives across the street, was the first on the scene. He said when he saw the flames he ran across the street and broke the glass at the front door hoping to help anyone who may have been trapped inside.

However, when he broke the glass “smoke poured out,” so he said he knew he couldn’t go inside. He grabbed a hose and started to hose down the home and surrounding area until the fire department arrived.

Another neighbor, Jill Turner — a former firefighter — said she was in bed when she heard the popping.

When she got to the home smoke was pouring out, so she covered her mouth with her sweatshirt and started spraying water on the back and surrounding areas.

She said she heard popping glass.

“It was bad pretty quickly,” she said.

Another neighbor who helped was Dian Grant.

“I was wrapping Christmas presents. I thought it was someone throwing packages through that window (by her house).”

Grant said when she saw the flames, she went outside and grabbed a hose to water down the house. She only left it to bang on the window of her own home where her 19-year-old grandson was staying.

The cast of “Lost” was scheduled to break for Christmas tomorrow.

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According to Samgoody.com season one will be released on Feb. 13, 2007, and will retail for $49.98. Just in time for Valentines day.

I did some further checking, and found an awesome deal at dvdplanet.com where you can pre-order it for $32.86.

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Jack’s plan?

Eko’s burial?

The mention of Jacob?

Pickett’s revenge?

Does Kate love Sawyer, really?

We here at dharma secrets need to know so help us out…..

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