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Originally Posted by katherine98
Christian even says that he only speaks on Jacob's behalf. It wouldn't have been scripted that way if he was Jacob... or even if it turns out that he is, the writers don't want us to believe that at this point.
I mean, when I answer the phone and someone asks for Kate, I say "this is", not "I can speak on her behalf".  |
I think he said he could speak on his behalf to avoid explaining that Jacob was not a real person, neither was the Christian that was in the cabin. he was obviously concerned with immediate action and didn't want to explain the true nature of Jacob.
To reiterate my point, Jacob is not a real person, unless he just sits in that dark, dank cabin all day everyday hoping someone comes by to visit.