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Originally Posted by queenbeesteph
Exactly Wednighter- at the decoy village by the Pala Ferry. Living in huts, no shoes, raggedy clothes - but why would Tom, Bea, and even Ben when he arrives on the dock still be wearing that style of clothing if Richard and Ben were working together? Remember when Ben killed his dad, and Richard's gang gassed the Dharma-tes Richard was wearing normal L.L. Bean clothes, not the raggedy ones. So... I don't get what's with the clothing swap?
Look weak for whom, Fate? (oh, you me pre-purge Richard-group) But why KEEP dressing like that in a decoy village? Did they set that whole thing up just to get Walt. Why do you even need a decoy village? Unless they went to the local Dharma-mart why would they just happen to have false beards?
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I think that when 815 crashed there was a possibility in their minds of their being Dharma spies on board, checking to see if the Hostiles had indeed taken over the Island. This might even be the case, do we know for sure the entire backstory of all the survivors? NOPE.
So...if they acted the hillbilly role before the Purge, they might just do it again, to ensure the Losties wouldn't become aware of their level of sophistication. Whatever they are hiding must be huge for them to go such lengths. I bet the answer is at .
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