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-->-- '''James Ford's letter to the man responsible for his parents' deaths.'''
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-->-- '''James Ford's Ford's''' letter to the man responsible for his parents' deaths.'''
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'''Season 1, Episode 8''':
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'''Season 1, Episode 8''': 8:'''
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* CompressedVice: Shannon has an asthma attack and is at risk of dying without her inhalers. Shannon's asthma is never mentioned in any episode of the show before or after this one.
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* CompressedVice: Shannon has an asthma attack and is at risk of dying without her inhalers. Aside from a brief clip of Boone handing her the inhaler in a flashback montage in the season finale, and a BrickJoke where Jack and Hurley find the inhaler in the jungle in Season 6, Shannon's asthma is never mentioned in any episode of the show before or after this one.
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* BaitAndSwitch: The episode seems to be building up to Sawyer conning David and seducing Jessica, leading to their deaths in a murder-suicide and then...he backs down. It is revealed the flashbacks were not about the events in the letter but rather him [[BecameTheirOwnAntithesis realizing he's gone down the same path as the man who ruined his life.]]
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* RefugeInAudacity: When Sayid questions Locke on his whereabouts when he was attacked, Locke not only admits that he doesn't have any solid alibi (claiming he was skinning a boar and thus no one can verify his claims), but then immediately comes up with a hole is Sawyer's alibi. Since Sayid was already looking for a reason to go after Sawyer, he falls for it with no hesitation.
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* RefugeInAudacity: When Sayid questions Locke on his whereabouts when he was attacked, Locke not only admits that he doesn't have any solid alibi (claiming he was skinning a boar and thus no one can verify his claims), but then immediately comes up with a hole is in Sawyer's alibi. Since Sayid was already looking for a reason to go after Sawyer, he falls for it with no hesitation.
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* RefugeInAudacity: When Sayid questions Locke on his whereabouts when he was attacked, Locke not only admits that he doesn't have any solid alibi (claiming he was skinning a boar and thus no one can verify his claims), but then immediately shifts the focus to Sawyer instead. Since Sayid was already looking for a reason to go after Sawyer, he falls for it with no hesitation.
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* RefugeInAudacity: When Sayid questions Locke on his whereabouts when he was attacked, Locke not only admits that he doesn't have any solid alibi (claiming he was skinning a boar and thus no one can verify his claims), but then immediately shifts the focus to Sawyer instead.comes up with a hole is Sawyer's alibi. Since Sayid was already looking for a reason to go after Sawyer, he falls for it with no hesitation.
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* RefugeInAudacity: When Sayid questions Locke on his whereabouts when he was attacked, Locke not only admits that he doesn't have any solid alibi (claiming he was skinning a boar and thus no one can verify his claims), but then immediately shifts the focus to Sawyer instead. Since Sayid was already looking for a reason to go after Sawyer, he falls for it with no hesitation.
