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Saw this on EW…solid theory For me, ”Confirmed Dead” was downright alive with fascinating new characters, mind-blowing new possibilities, and exciting new theory fodder. Like this one: I am utterly convinced Charlotte Staples Lewis has been to the Island before. Maybe it was her giggly delight as she splashed about in the Island’s inland waters. True, the would-be freighter savior (or devil) could have been celebrating the mere fact that she had survived her harrowing arrival. But there was something more to her reaction — something that reminded me of another fantastical tale about an enchanted homecoming. The book is Prince Caspian, by C.S. Lewis, the sequel to The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. The story starts with a chapter called ”The Island,” in which the Pevensie kids return to Narnia via a mysterious island marked by ancient ruins and odd creatures. First thing they do: play in the water. Maybe I’m just fishing again. But if you think I’m wrong, then you owe me a better explanation why Charlotte Staples Lewis has been assigned a name so conspicuously similar to the author’s unfurled handle, Clive Staples Lewis.
I think Charlotte has researched Dharma and the island so much that she was ecstatic to be there.
I just don’t think its that easy getting to the island, so I’m guessing its her first time.
Charlotte’s name could also just be another nod like the writers of Lost love to do.
Also thinking:
-In the casket could be Locke, he’s not a friend to Jack or family. And that would be funny because he doesn’t want off the island.
-Also thinking the “he” Kate referred to in the finale could be her son. She’s been having lots o sex with Sawyer so that could be a possibility.