Ya, I know I should have done this last week...but better late than never.

This episode was mind blowing. I'm not sure I fully grasped everything.

Ben for whatever reason believed that Keamy would never harm Alex but yet when he was sitting there telling him that she was not his daughter and to go ahead and kill her, he was not coming out. I was thinking, Dude you're nuts, he's going to kill her.

And he did. Wow!

It's not very often that I feel sorry for Benjamin Linus, but at that moment, I truly felt distraught for him. He was so sure and risked the one person in the world that loves him and he lost.

Ben's Island, Windmore's Island, who had it first? .... chicken or the egg? That whole plot line is still very confusing.

Ben can call the smoke monster? Or was he really traveling into the future, while he disappeared into that secret passage. Anyone want to bet that Sayid's next target is Penny????

Anyway, I'll move onto the next episode now, since that is what I should be doing.

Sayid will totally have to kill Penny. word.

Idk...i mean, Rousseu, Carl, and Alex dying so close to each other.....it seems to me the show was like "well, we dont know what to do with them....sooooooo theyalldietheend. lol I wasn't shocked or surprised with any of those 3 deaths.

Ben controlling the smoke monster....also not that shocking =/

I hate myself for saying this...but I can't wait for the FINAL season. I just want to see how it ends and the middle just isn't holding my attention. None of this even matters really =////////

I also admit I'm starting to lose interest. At this point I'm just watching to see how it ends. Don't get me wrong, I still like the show and the latest episodes aren't necessarily bad. It's just that I need a resolution. I guess I Should have know this would happen considering this is basically a movie spread out over 5 or 6 seasons and hundreds of hours.

By the way Ben called it in an earlier season (2 or 3 I think). He said the smoke monster was basically a security system. I think it is not supernatural at all but some sort of technological thing that can be controlled.