Re: Lost--Now you see why Juliet lies so much ("Ji Yeon" spoilers)

Dan Lanciani wrote:
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 (Ken from Chicago) writes:
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>> All the times Juliet's been criticized for lying ... see what
>> happens when she tells the truth?
>
> Why would you believe that she is telling the truth now?  Because Sun
> suddenly decided to believe her?  The same "I don't trust you so give
> me more pills to swallow" stupidest Sun ever?
>
> Even if you think Juliette is telling the truth about the prognosis
> her reasoning makes little sense.  There is no reason to believe that
> moving to Locke's camp reduces the chance of leaving the island.  At
> least Locke is keeping his "guest" restrained so he can't run off to
> play with poison gas (or run off to the boat, leaving the castaways
> behind as often happened on Gilligan's Island).
>

His "guest" is no longer restrained if you've been following along.  We
last 
saw him carrying his clean linens to his new quarters...with no one 
accompanying him...whatever he told Locke must of been a doozy.  Ben is 
still very much in charge.  And Locke is a fool...still.