Oceanic 8

Ok, seriously, so I had posted my theory about Charlotte being Annie on lostpedia and someone deleted it because they don’t think it’s a viable theory, however, after reading the following from that article I posted earlier:

DAMON LINDELOF: Charlotte Lewis was an obvious reference to C.S. Lewis and an important clue to places we’re going at the end of the season.

CARLTON CUSE: And an important clue to Charlotte’s own, as-yet-untold important backstory.

I’m sticking to my theory. In the chronicles of Narnia, not only do the main characters enter new worlds, but exit their current timelines. The Pevensies go into the wardrobe as children but live in Narnia into adulthood, only to return to England as the children they once were. This leads me to believe that Charlotte/Annie could be any age!

Anyway, that article is a fantastic read.

In this article from Entertainment Weekly, producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse answer some questions that are sort of hot-button issues around our office. Most notably, they destroy the myth that the Oceanic 6 have to on the manifest, citing that Ben could’ve easily changed assumed the identity (an easy feat after the discovery of his evil genius secret costume lair) of a family-less, friend-less passenger (*cough cough* John Locke maybe? *cough*). Enjoy…

Okay, since you brought it up, Damon: Is Ben a member of the Oceanic 6?

”Nothing precludes him from being a member of the Oceanic 6 — other than he wasn’t on the plane,” says Lindelof. ”But he does have a room full of documents and passports. He could have just, you know, done some research and doctored some records and adopted the identity of someone on the plane — someone with no family or friends who would know otherwise. So who’s to say he isn’t?”

So…when will we know for certain?

”By the end of the seventh episode, the audience will now know who the Oceanic 6 are.”

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