When Charlie admitted to Sun that he was responsible for taking her (and not the Others) did that amount to Charlie's last confession before he's going to die? He's Catholic and confession is important. I don't know that he did it intentionally as a last confession, but is that what it represents? He can die with a clear conscience now.

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yeah that very well could be a foreshadowing of Charlie's death.
Pretty cool insight queeny

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I don't know if its supposed to be his last confession. But yea it is clear that he is trying to atone for all of his sins before he dies. I'm sure he just wants to tie up all loose ends and remove any guilt he may have.

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I think this is a very good idea... Thanks for sharing!

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good theory

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I am not Roman Catholic but have studied comparitive religions for over thirty years and it may have been a way for Charlie to clear his guilt, but it was not a "confession" that would have any absolutoin power. A Roman confession has to be to a preist who has been given permission from a local Bishop to forgive sins.
Even a preist who is on vacation in France who is normally in Chicago can not simply fill in and hear confession while in Paris.
I'm not pulling your leg.

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Does anyone know when we are to expect Charlie's episode? It should be coming up right?

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make senses ^^ and I am sure you are technically correct. Even if Charlie's confession holds no power towards saving his immortal soul I still think it is a symbolic and perhaps unconscience act of Charlie preparing for death.

And on a more philosophical point who's to say the Catholic church has it right? I would think confessing to your victim would rate more points with the big Guy than telling a 3rd party priest with no connection to the sin commited. And if Charlie is actively preparing for death maybe he feels the same way.

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according to a spoiler site I read, it is not until sometime in May...but that could be wrong

Yea I was figuring they would delay that as long as possible. Clearly the Charlie thing is going to be something huge. I don't want him to die though, maybe we can kill Locke instead? lol

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