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1: Confusion and misdirection.

Historical Records: Xiang Yu Benji": "King Xiang went to Yinling, lost his way." "The Biography of Jin Shi Cheng Huan":

And the rugged sandy land, coupled with the woods, is easy to get lost. Chen Xuezhao "Work is Beautiful" Volume 35: "When he is there at this time, will he get lost on the road?"

2: Lost; Forfeit.

Yuan Dian Zhang, Officials Eight, Case": "Later, there were many people who exposed or embezzled official money and lost money valley because of incidents, and the defendants were guilty of private crimes, which were not concluded. "The Surprise of the First Moment" Volume 14:

The young wife Li has been possessed by Yang Hua's soul for a long time, and her true nature is lost. Yang Shuo, "Snowflakes Floating in Manchuria": "He is not insane, but his feelings are too strong, and sometimes he loses his reason." ”

The more reasonable explanation of the ending of "Lost" is so touching! If you don't understand the ending, come here, you can also ask me.

First of all, 815 did crash, and there were indeed survivors, and these survivors were not dead.

That is, the to, Dharma, 815 and so on on the island are all living people.

And then that flashed edge world is a transit point for the souls of the dead.

When people die, they live in this transit station, but they don't know it themselves, and they think they are still alive.

At this transit station, the purpose is to recall the life when they were still alive, so everyone is waiting for the special person who can restore their memory.

Then those who escaped from the island lived happily ever after (not excluding the likes of Kate who would be arrested and sent to prison).

But no matter what, they will eventually die (old age, sickness, accidents, etc.).

In the end, Jack died on the island.

So he came to this transit station.

Those who died earlier than him have been waiting for him for a long time.

Those who died later than him, Jack is also waiting for them (the TV series here is very vague, but if you understand the consistent interpretation of the soul after death in the West, you will understand: that is, people will not go to heaven or hell immediately after death, but may wander and wait for someone).

In other words, this world of flash edges (soul transfer station) is a world several years after the captain and others escaped from the island.

Ah, I hope that's clear.

This ending is not too bad.

It's not so much the ending, it's better to pull out the old actors, and it's more appropriate for everyone to have a party together.

It's a pity that I still don't understand the various secrets of the island.

That's fine, it's probably worse to explain it, it's better not to explain.

The ending is very funny, in fact, it is a group of ghosts in a plane crash and the storyline is delusional, which is very in line with the logical style of American dramas.

I basically agree with what is said upstairs, however, I think that the other world that appears in the sixth season is not a fantasy, but the souls of people after death.

First of all, everything that happened on the island was real, and as it was said upstairs, the island was a purgatory on earth, testing the humanity of these people to determine who was eligible to go to heaven. Those who are qualified will be awakened for some reason, and those who are not awakened will continue to live on earth to be tested. Fortunately, they all qualified to go to heaven because of this, only Benjamin refused to forgive himself and was willing to remain on earth.

It's just that I don't understand very much, Kim Yuna, who is still alive in another world, and the little boy who starts with the A word went to heaven without much effort, doesn't God have to test them anymore because of their parents' relationship? I wish I had a relative in heaven.

The reunion moment before the end was deeply moving! As for giving up thinking after the end.

Everyone's explanations are wonderful.

I think it's a reflection of Western religious culture, and finally it comes down to religious beliefs, and I just finished reading Dan Brown's book, and I really think it's their religion, and it's amazing, and we still have to cherish our long history, and dig into it, and a lot of beautiful science fiction dramas are not all material dug from the Bible.

The explanation on the second floor is relatively reasonable.

It couldn't have been all dead at first, or there were so many children, as well as the tail cockpit and the others I met later, and how to explain the ones who came from the ship.

Messing around, or getting magic, science will not be taught, and foreigners will really fool around.

Hehe, I also just finished watching the ending, and I also think their experience on the island is real!

Otherwise, would Jack's dying imagination be so real and complete? If a person's thoughts about the moment of dying are so thoughtful, it means that the screenwriter's film has failed too much!

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In the first shot of the first episode, Jack opens his eyes, and the whole journey begins. In the last scene of the last episode, Jack closes his eyes, and the journey to "Lost" is over. Here's what fans see from the ending:

In fact, at the beginning, the people on the flight were already dead, and the island became a "purgatory" that tortured human nature.

The ending is that they actually never survived, and the screenwriter just used this drama to express Jack's (phantom, dream), and I don't know what words to use to express it....

The screenwriter said that the audience underestimated the complexity of the show too much.

Different people will have different answers when they watch it, watching TV and reflecting on their own humanity.

I've watched three seasons now, and I'm also lost, this is the essence of this script, giving you room for imagination... Don't go to the bottom to say who is good and who is bad, we Chinese like to see the good and bad at the beginning, in fact, there are some things that are not good or bad. Good or bad is in the heart is not in the mouth of others.

Many bai American dramas are hastily concluded

While filming a sequel, Lost is also like this. If the ratings of the show remain high, it will continue to be filmed, and if the ratings drop to the point that it is difficult to maintain the filming, it will end hastily, or make a mistake and leave a bad ending. I suggest that it is best to watch American dramas, such as "CSI", "Two and a Half Heroes" and the like, so that once there is no next season, you won't be upset because you can't see the ending.

In fact, everyone was already dead when the plane crashed at the beginning, and the island is a transit station, as if a death list is on the list, but the people on these planes have some unsatisfactory things in their lives, so when they are on the island, they are indeed in the real world, and it is a test for them. Later, they changed the facts and let the plane not have an accident, and that part was the virtual world, the life they wanted but couldn't achieve before they died.

I really like to watch American dramas, and the writers of "Lost" in the later seasons are indeed trying to fill some gaps, but it is still a very, very classic drama!!

The island, according to a theory, is a transit point to heaven, where people are baptized before they can finally enter heaven.