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Dr. Jack Shephard
Dr. Jack Shephard is often seen as the main character of the series. He is a spinal surgeon and the de facto leader of the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815. Jack has control issues and trouble dealing with situations that he cannot fix. However, this attitude of solving problems through reason has given him the ability to function well in crisis. Sometimes, if he feels guilt or pain over a situation he can't fix himself, he will do anything he can to fix it, even borderlining on obsessive. Jack is, most of the time, in control of his life, emotions and situation he is in and is able to keep a cool head in tense situations. Jack is also the half brother of Claire Littleton, although neither of them is aware of this. Jack has formed very strong bonds with Kate and Juliet while he has been on the Island.
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May 6th, 2008, 03:52 PM
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Jack's changing tattoo
Ok, I've been meaning to post this comment for a while now, and since Folie a Deux made a comment about this episode in the poll about weakest season of Lost, I'm going to go ahead.
To me, the only interesting moment in the whole episode is the fact that, at the end, just before Jack gets beat up, the Thai guys lift up his sleeve and half of this tattoo is missing, even though supposedly Achara just finished it the night before. See here.
Is this a continuity error? Or does it mean that the offensive part of the tattoo (that translates as "He walks among us, but is not one of us" are the four or five symbols at the bottom? Does this mean that the Christmas-tree-looking design done later and wasn't Achara's work? I'm confused.
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May 6th, 2008, 05:13 PM
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Maybe the 5 is because he's number 5 of the Oceanic 6? Maybe each of them have a number as a codename to be used by Widmore and his associates...or whoever gets them off the island? But what does the triangular thingy mean? Does it look familiar to anyone out there in LostFanLand?
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....I would assume after this last episode of Lost "Something Nice Back Home" that he gets tatoo's as he hit milestones in his life..
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