Re: 4th Season Lost - The Economist - 5 star poll - SPOILERS AHOY !

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>"The Economist"
>2-14-08 Lost

And the obTVwoP recaplette:

It's Valentimes Day, and Locke has a crush on Charlotte; he 
choo-choo-chooses her...to be his hostage. Frank (the chopper pilot) 
will only agree to fly back to the boat if they can get Charlotte back. 
Sayid decides that Jack's "kill Locke and ask questions later" policy 
might not be the best approach to this, and offers to head up a mission 
to rescue her. He agrees to bring Miles (and his obsessive hatred of 
Ben) along with him, and doesn't say no when Jack tells Kate to join the 
group.

Meanwhile, Locke gets to where Jacob's cabin should be, and it's not 
there. Hurley seems poised to lead a rebellion against his apparent 
insanity, and Locke seems to threaten him with some actual or potential 
violence.

Sayid, Kate, and Miles arrive at the Barracks, and it doesn't look like 
anybody's home. They find Hurley locked in a closet, and he tells them 
that Locke said something about going to Ben's house before heading out 
with the group. Sayid, et al., start looking around Ben's house, only to 
be ambushed and caught by Locke and Rousseau. It turns out Hurley was in 
on the plan all along. Sawyer and Kate have a heart-to-heart, and he 
kind of pleads for her to stay on the island with him. Meanwhile, Sayid 
makes a pitch to Locke to let him take Charlotte back so he can convince 
Frank to take him to the boat. Sayid knows the Boaties are lying, and he 
thinks the best way to find out the truth is to get on the boat.

Meanwhile, Daniel calls Regina on the boat and conducts an experiment, 
which seems to involved her shooting a missile in his general direction. 
Except that the missile arrives 31 minutes after her radar shows it 
arriving, and a pair of clocks (one that Daniel had and one on the 
missile) give an indication that time on the island is moving at a 
different rate than it does in other places.

Sayid arrives back at the chopper with Charlotte in tow. He convinced 
Locke to let her go by giving Miles to Locke. Frank thinks that's a fair 
trade, and he agrees to fly back to the boat, taking Sayid and Desmond 
(and Naomi's corpse) with him. Oh, and Sayid tells Jack that Kate agreed 
to stay with Locke's group.

Last but not least, the flash-forwards are back. This time we learn that 
Sayid is one of the Oceanic Six. And he's an assassin. Who spends a long 
time getting close to a woman so he can apparently assassinate her boss. 
He ends up killing her after she takes a shot at him (because she's also 
some kind of spy). And then we learn that he's killing people for Ben. 
Who's in Berlin. Is your mind blown? 

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