Previously on Lost:
Boone, what do you see?
All right, all of you, get up.
We're moving out.
- Moving out where? - Back to where you came from.
- Your buddy ran off into the jungle. - Michael... he just left.
Walt!
What are we supposed to do? Wait for him?
- What are you doing? - I'm going to help him find his friend.
You thirsty, dog?
Yeah, you're always thirsty, aren't you?
So, drink.
Come on.
Gather your things.
Where are we going?
Sayid?
- Right over here. - Where are we going?
What do you think?
Does it have an inside?
- When did you do this? - It's all yours.
Thank you.
You are quite welcome.
I'm sorry.
You need to carry that all the time?
I only carry it because I have someone to protect.
Ana, it's gotta be over an hour.
- Shouldn't we start moving again? - Let them rest a little while longer.
Yeah, but what if they come?
- She's lost. - I am not lost.
Then tell me, Ponce de León, which way are we supposed to go?
All right then, genius, which way would you go?
Hey, I'm with you.
Sit tight and wait for Mr. Eko to show up and guide us.
If your friend didn't run off, Eko would still be here now, wouldn't he?
You sure didn't have any problem leaving him behind, though, huh?
Mike only cares about himself and his kid.
Neither's got squat to do with me.
Glad you feel that way.
Didn't expect to see you again.
Yeah, yeah, Chewie, I know.
My arm's about to fall off.
- You OK? - Yes.
But we have to go.
- I saw them. - What? How many were there?
- Did you see the kids? - Libby.
We need to go. Now.
All right, we're moving out.
Now.
So, does all this...
...the tent, the flowers...
...mean that we're serious now?
Quite definitely not.
I do this for all the girls I meet on deserted islands.
Don't go anywhere.
- Where are you going? - To get some water.
Let me.
I'll be right back.
That was quick.
There's nothing. There's no one there.
- I'm telling you. I saw Walt. - It was a dream, Shannon...
He was here. I saw him. He went into the tent.
I was only gone a few moments.
- You must have fallen asleep... - This was not a dream. I saw Walt!
Then where is he?
Hey. What's going on?
Nothing. It's just a dream.
Everything's fine.
Shannon...
- What's wrong? - Shannon had a nightmare.
And why is he up?
- I woke him. - You woke him?
I heard screams, I got worried. Would you rather I had left him alone?
You woke up the baby and ran towards them?
- It sounded like she needed help... - He's gonna need feeding.
He's going to be up all night and fussy all day.
- Sorry. - All right. No harm done.
Give him here, then. I got him...
Hey, it's OK.
It's OK.
Wait.
- Come back and let's talk about this. - Do you believe me?
No. I know what I saw.
Beautiful, Sophie. OK, can you bring your shoulders down for me a little?
Extend up. Good.
And, finish. Very nice, ladies.
Did my papa see me?
I think so.
Wonderful.
All right, thank you for a great class today, ladies.
Very nice work, Tina.
He wants me to be his au pair. Can you believe that?
Au pair, my ass.
"Live in my big house, take care of my kids."
Next thing, it's "Oh, I am sorry. I did not know you were in the shower."
Please. What a perv.
- Hello? - Shannon,
your father's been in an accident.
I'm on my way to St. Sebastian's. I'll meet you there.
- Mrs. Rutherford? - Yes.
Why don't we talk down here?
Doctor, my husband, Adam. How is he?
Your husband was in a head-on collision with an SUV.
He suffered massive internal injuries.
He stopped breathing at the site of the accident.
I'm afraid we were unable to resuscitate him.
I'm so sorry.
- May I see him? - Of course.
- Would your daughter like to come? - Stepdaughter.
Come on, Shannon.
How much further to their camp?
A day. Maybe more. Maybe less.
Thanks for being so specific.
Damn it!
I'm OK. I'm fine.
You wanna let me just take a look at your shoulder?
- What are you, a doctor? - Clinical psychologist.
You're a shrink.
Maybe you ought to talk to my shoulder.
- How'd you get shot anyway? - With a gun.
He got shot when they took my kid.
- It's bad, right? - Yeah, it's bad.
But it's not real bad.
Come on, you're gonna be OK.
Let's go.
I'm all right. I'm fine.
Let me give you a hand, OK?
Tell me again why we're doing this here when there's a dryer in the hatch?
I don't like the hatch.
It's because of the doomsday button, isn't it?
Well, who needs a dryer when we've got sun and fresh air?
Wouldn't wanna spoil ourselves, now, would we?
Yeah, "spoil."
Do you know where Michael and Walt
left the stuff that they didn't take with them on the raft?
- What kind of stuff? - Their clothes?
I think their stuff's still on the beach, back where their tent is.
Thanks.
Poor thing.
Can't be easy, losing the one person you love on the island.
Here, smell this. That's his, right? Come on, get a good whiff.
You're always trying to run off and find him, then find him. Find Walt.
Good dog. Find Walt!
I know I woke you and I'm so very, very sorry,
but, please, staying awake for eight hours straight?
Isn't that cruel and unusual punishment?
How's that cradle treating you?
The cradle's great, it's the baby that's the problem.
- What's wrong? - He just won't sleep.
May I?
Sure.
Babies like the feeling of being constricted.
It's not until we're older that we develop the desire to be free.
There.
You know, I think everybody knows more about my baby than me.
Everybody?
Charlie read me the riot act last night for waking him.
And as mad as it made me, turns out he was right.
It's like we're playing Mum and Dad to this baby,
yet I don't remember marrying him.
Seriously. We're practically strangers. Charlie could be some religious freak.
I seriously doubt that.
Then why does he carry around a Virgin Mary statue?
- A what? - You know, one of the little statues?
He says he found it in the jungle.
How about that?
I'm so sorry.
Thank you, Jerry. I'm so glad you could come.
- If you need anything, please call me. - Thank you.
Death sucks, doesn't it?
Boone!
- Hey. - Hey.
I'm so sorry, Shan.
You came back.
- Where'd the poster of Marky Mark go? - I'm 18, Boone.
- Your mom's gonna freak. - It's a wake.
I mean, seriously, who doesn't serve booze at a wake?
Scotch?
To your dad.
Maybe after all this you'll come visit me in New York.
I won't have to visit if I get that job at the Martha Graham Dance Company.
I'll be living there.
Right. Internship.
I know it's, like, a one in three thousand chance, but I might get it.
Absolutely.
Have you spoken to my mother?
She's going through her thing and I'm going through mine.
Have you two been getting along?
She hates me.
Just try to talk to her.
From day one, she resented my relationship with him.
With Dad.
- We need a break. - Five minutes.
Here.
What are you looking at?
We have to cut inland.
What? Into the jungle?
They said their people were on the beach.
- If we keep walking... - The beach curves into a peninsula.
It may not be passable.
May not?
May not.
You're doing this to get the cowboy back faster, aren't you?
You would risk our lives to help him?
It's the only way I know.
I liked you better when you weren't talking.
I can't believe he's still asleep.
Swaddling works every time.
Do you want to hold him?
That's OK.
Put your arms out.
It's OK. There.
- He smells good. - Doesn't he?
Yeah.
Oh.
- Hello, Charlie. - Hello.
Hey, John just taught me a new trick. Swaddling.
That's excellent.
I just came to take him so you could have your walk.
Well, great timing. Yeah, I got to get going.
I got him.
Well, thanks for your help, John.
You're welcome.
What?
I'm fine. I'm fine, damn it.
Shut up!
- What? They can't talk at all? - If he talks he'll get us all killed.
By what? Them? I thought they lived a day back that way.
How about you shut your mouth and get your buddy over here moving?
What happened to you people?
You want us to take you back with us, fine.
But you want me to keep quiet?
Then you need to tell me why I have to.
They came the first night that we got here.
They took three of us.
Nothing happened for two weeks.
Then they came back, and took nine more.
They're smart.
And they're animals. And they could be anywhere, at any time.
Now we're moving through the jungle... their jungle...
...just so that you can save your little hick friend over here.
And if you think that one gun and one bullet is gonna stop them...
...think again.
So shut your mouth, and keep moving.
They took my son.
They took a lot of things.
I know what it is to lose someone you care deeply about.
You really think that this is all about Boone?
I saw Walt, Sayid.
Then why are we sitting at Boone's grave?
- Just go back, Sayid. - Where are you going?
To find him.
It came.
What? Oh, my God.
Open it.
- I can't open it. - You what?
You open it.
You've been waiting six months for this letter. No way I'm opening it.
- I got it. - You got it?
- I got it! - Oh, my God, you're going to New York!
You're going to New York! Oh, my God!
Hello. Yeah, this is her.
That's impossible.
OK, are you sure?
Of course. I will certainly do that.
Sorry.
What?
My rent check bounced.
But you're like... rich.
I would have offered you a drink, but I have a meeting in ten minutes.
Yeah. My checks are bouncing.
That happens when you withdraw and you don't deposit.
When do I get the money Dad left me?
The money from the will?
There was no will.
What?
Shannon, your father and I had a living trust.
Everything passed to me.
I'm afraid there was nothing specifically designated for you.
Why would he do that?
Well, maybe he just wanted you to find your own way.
We all have to work, Shannon.
And most of us are the better for it.
I can work. I just got this really prestigious internship
and I'm not gonna make any money for a while
but I'm gonna be working like 16 hours a day.
The only thing I've ever seen you do 16 hours a day straight is sleep.
I just need to get to New York.
I need just something to get started.
- I'll pay you back. - This week it's an internship.
Last year it was, what... interior design?
You'll never pay me back.
And you'll only hate yourself even more.
I really want this, Sabrina.
I can do this.
I'm sorry, Shannon.
You're on your own.
Double sixes, how nice for you.
Lucky.
I hope you didn't get the wrong idea about seeing me with the baby.
What wrong idea would that be?
You and Claire are close, and you spend a lot of time with Aaron.
I just wouldn't want to overstep my bounds.
Did she tell you we had a fight?
She didn't say it was a fight.
She was gonna give it up, you know... for adoption.
- She tell you that? - Yeah. When I built the cradle.
Oh, of course.
When you built the cradle.
Why do you ask?
She's got a bit to learn... about being a mum.
Responsibility and all.
Now, that's an interesting thing to say, for a heroin addict.
- Recovering addict. - Recovering.
It's your turn.
Here, let me help you.
I got it.
I said I got him, man. Take a break.
What? You suddenly give a damn about me?
Just leave me alone. Both of you.
I got it.
Hey! Hey! Hey, hey, hey!
Come here. Come on.
Hey, Sawyer. Hey, you OK?
I would have left you behind.
Shut up, man. Don't try to...
I did leave you behind.
Yeah, well, good thing I ain't you.
Hey! Hey, hey! No, Sawyer. Sawyer!
Sawyer! Hey!
Water! Water!
- Sawyer! Sawyer. Come on, man. - Here you go.
Here. Here. Thank you.
Come on.
Sawyer.
- What's the matter with him? - The fever.
- He's got an infection, dehydrated. - We gotta keep moving.
- What? - We gotta keep going.
You wanna stay? That's fine, but we're rolling out.
We can't just leave him, Ana.
Maybe if we rest a while, he'll regain consciousness.
Rest? Here?
Do you remember what happened to us?
What they did to us?
Do you remember Goodwin?
Ana's right, maybe we should just push on.
You know what? I don't remember Goodwin,
and I'm really sorry about whatever happened to him, but I don't care.
Mr. Eko, can you help me make a stretcher?
Hey, Bernard, I need four sticks... sturdy ones, about five feet long.
- Got it. - You're gonna carry your friend.
Yeah. We're gonna carry him.
- Why are you doing this, Shannon? - I didn't ask you to follow me.
You'd rather be alone and get lost or hurt.
- I don't need your help, Sayid! - Walt is not out here!
You are following a Labrador to find a boy who is on a raft...
- He's not on the raft. - What are you talking about?
We found the bottle on the beach.
The bottle with the messages that they brought with them?
I know he's out here somewhere. I saw Walt.
And the raft is gone and he is all alone.
Shannon...
Come on!
Cindy...
Cindy!
Where's Cindy?
- What? She was just here... - Cindy! Cindy!
- Did they take her? - How could she just be gone?
Cindy!
- I'm going after her. - No. We stay together.
We split up, we give them what they want.
This is all your fault! We never should have gone through the jungle.
You risked our lives to save him.
He's already dead. This one's on you.
What the hell is that?
- Oh, God. - Run!
- Hey. - Hey.
She said no.
I guess she knew why I asked for the money.
Can I crash at your place in New York for just a little while?
Until I get on my feet?
I'm leaving New York.
She offered me a job.
- You're going to work for your mother? - It's a really good job, Shannon.
This is all I have, but my trust fund will kick in at the end of the month.
And after that I can absolutely keep you afloat.
Thank you, but I'm gonna figure out a way to make my own money.
But who knows when that's gonna be. Just take it.
- What, you don't think I can do it? - I didn't say that.
Do you believe I can or don't you, Boone?
OK, you know what? I really want you to just take your money.
- Go work for your mother. Take it! - Shannon.
- I'm trying to help you, Shannon! - I don't want your money!
OK.
- Shannon! Are you OK? - Do not help me up!
Let's go back.
Why don't you believe me?
- I need you to believe in me! - I do believe in you.
You don't. No one does.
They think that I am some kind of joke.
- They think I'm worthless. - Shannon, you are not worthless.
You say that now...
...but you don't...
You're just gonna leave me.
I know, as soon as we get out of here, you're just gonna leave me.
I will never leave you.
I love you.
And I believe you.
You do?
I do.
Do you see him?
Walt!
- Walt! - Shannon!
Walt... wait!
Shannon!