At the start of the episode, she clearly, clearly doesn’t give a damn about anyone but herself, even trying to get the cabbie to run over one of the minor Lostaways (Frogurt), and by the end she’s interrupting a getaway/carjacking to help an unwed mother. That’s kind of cool.

It’s also interesting that her, Claire, Aaron, and Ethan, are all still tied up together, even in the “It never happened” timeline.

And could they please give me some sliver of a reason to accept the alternate world / time-lines thing. It’s enough that they want me to believe you can be best buds with someone who sticks a gun in your face, then drives off with you stuff (I know, she brought it back. I. Don’t. Care.), but it is really getting frustrating. The time travel stuff was one thing. Now we’ve got completely unrelated alternate worlds. That really stretches things.

So many questions, so few answers.

She’s basically a selfish person who constantly takes the easy way out, disrupting lives and moving on when things get complicated. She gets little sympathy from me.

Not much happened in this one. If Sayid is possessed by some kind of dark entity, I must admit I’m confused. Esau’s got Locke. Is Jacob going to turn out to be the evil one? If so, it’s got to be set up more, because he hasn’t given off that kind of vibe up until now.

“Bloody” would have been his best nickname ever, though.