This blog is for frustrated LOST fans who need to vent their hatred of Kate Austen. Kate Austen is a fictional character, nothing intended toward the actress who plays her. Evangeline Lilly seems like a lovely lady and all the best is wished to her and her future acting career as LOST is ending in May 2010.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
PERSPECTIVE
First off, when did Kate change sides? Second, did Sawyer even notice she was there? I think I saw he blinked when she leaned her head against him. That is so romantic!
Sorry, Had to get this off my chest. I feel much better now. :)
"Did Sawyer ever notice she was there?" Hahaha! That sums it all, doesn't it? My wish was he tought a bug landed on his shoulder and that he would violently brush it away. :D
But what was it? When has Kate ever mourn any of the numerous death that have happened on the island, and when has she ever sought comfort regarding the loss of someone? What kind of writing was this, if not to again pimp the triangle, or to show that Sawyer really doesn't care? In any case, that scene had little to do with Kate, as she has never ever shed a single tear for the loss of someone on the island.
Kate was crying by herself over the death of Ana Lucia and Libby. But in that case, Sawyer took it on himself to actively go to her and comfort her. Looks like Sawyer did learn something over his stay on the Island. I guess now all is said and done that we interperted this scene correctly. Sawyer didn't notice she was there. I guess we interperted a lot of scenes correctly. Hmm... He who laughs last, laughs best.
"Did Sawyer ever notice she was there?" Hahaha! That sums it all, doesn't it? My wish was he tought a bug landed on his shoulder and that he would violently brush it away. :D
ReplyDeleteBut what was it? When has Kate ever mourn any of the numerous death that have happened on the island, and when has she ever sought comfort regarding the loss of someone? What kind of writing was this, if not to again pimp the triangle, or to show that Sawyer really doesn't care? In any case, that scene had little to do with Kate, as she has never ever shed a single tear for the loss of someone on the island.
Kate was crying by herself over the death of Ana Lucia and Libby. But in that case, Sawyer took it on himself to actively go to her and comfort her. Looks like Sawyer did learn something over his stay on the Island. I guess now all is said and done that we interperted this scene correctly. Sawyer didn't notice she was there. I guess we interperted a lot of scenes correctly. Hmm... He who laughs last, laughs best.
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