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<i>Previously on</i> Lost:

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This is not your island.
This is our island.

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<i>They've attacked us, sabotaged us,</i>
<i>abducted us, murdered us.</i>

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<i>We're not the only people</i>
<i>on this island, and we all know it.</i>

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<i>They came the first night,</i>
<i>took three of us.</i>

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<i>Then they came back</i>
<i>and took nine more.</i>

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<i>They're smart and they're animals.</i>

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You're coming with us.

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I burnt my hand. And my muffins.

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- Still hasn't fixed your plumbing yet?
- It's a work in progress.

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It's not even literature.
It's popcorn.

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Why isn't it literature, Adam?
I'm dying to know.

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There's no metaphor. It's religious
hokum-pokum. It's science fiction.

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- Now I know why Ben isn't here.
- Excuse me?

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I know the host
picks the book, but, Julie,

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he wouldn't read this
in the damned bathroom.

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Well, Adam, I am the host,
and I do pick the book.

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And this is my favourite book,

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so I am absolutely thrilled
that you can't stand it.

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Silly me for sinking so low as to select
something that Ben wouldn't like.

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Here I am thinking that freewill
still actually exists on...

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- Whoa.
- The doorway. Get under the doorway.

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Goodwin.

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- You see where the tail landed?
- Probably in the water.

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You can make that shore in an hour.
Ethan, get up to that fuselage.

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There may actually be survivors.

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And you're one of 'em.
A passenger. You're in shock.

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Come up with a story if they ask.
Stay quiet if they don't.

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Listen. Learn. Don't get involved.

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I want lists in three days. Go.

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So, I guess I'm out of the book club.

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Hey!

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Kate!

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Can you hear me?

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Kate!

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Rise and shine, Kate.

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Where am I?

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You don't really think
I'm going to answer that, do you?

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- Where are Sawyer and Jack?
- I'll tell you what.

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Why don't you just take a nice
hot shower, wake yourself up,

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wash the day off you and start fresh?

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Here's a nice clean towel,
shampoo, soap...

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I'm not showering in front of you.

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Kate, you're not my type.

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Hey.

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Where are we?

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Who the hell are you?

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You ain't gonna talk to me?

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What, you got
more important things to do?

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<i>Warning.</i>

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<i>Warning.</i>

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I wouldn't do that.

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If I want your advice, I'll ask for it.

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Son of a bitch!

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Told you.

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Stop that.

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Hi, Jack.

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I'm Juliet.

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Hi. I'm Jack Shephard.
I'm here for the...

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Where's your lawyer?

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You look pretty.

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Where's your lawyer?

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I fired him.

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Sarah...

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I'm sorry for pushing us to this place.

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I know that I...

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Excuse me. I'm sorry.

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Yeah?

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No, not yet. He just got here.

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I'll call you when I get out.

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- I'm gonna say this as simply as I can.
- What's his name?

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- Stop it.
- I'm not gonna stop it.

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I'm gonna keep asking you
until you tell me.

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- I don't ask you what you do...
- Just tell me what his name is.

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I wanna know who he is.

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Look, you can have everything,
the cars, the house, I don't care.

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I just... I just wanna know

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the name of the man
that is with my wife.

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Jack?

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Can you hear me in there?

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- Is that a yes?
- Where are my friends?

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Come down from the table.

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You want me to come down,
come in here and get me down.

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- If you wanna talk, I'm happy to.
- Tell me where my friends are!

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I will if you let go of the chain.

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Do you think I'm stupid?

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I don't think you're stupid, Jack.

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I think you're stubborn.

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Hey!

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Where are my clothes?

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Come on, Kate. He's waiting.

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Sorry. I'm going to have to ask you
to put those on, Kate.

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And if I don't?

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Then you don't get any coffee.

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A little tighter.

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Please?

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What did you do with Sawyer and Jack?

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Now, why Sawyer?

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- Why Sawyer what?
- He's the first one you asked about.

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"What did you do with Sawyer and Jack"?

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- You don't know me.
- Of course I don't.

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- I want my clothes back.
- We burned them.

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Why did you bring me here?

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Why did you make me put on this dress?

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Why are you feeding me breakfast?

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I brought you here so you'd look out
at the water and feel comforted,

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comforted that your friends
were looking out at the same ocean.

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I gave you the dress
so you'd feel like a lady.

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And I wanted you to eat your food
with a real live fork

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and feel civilised.

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I did all those things so that you'd
have something nice to hold onto.

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Because, Kate,

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the next two weeks
are going to be very unpleasant.

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Yeah, hi. I met a woman
on the train, Sarah,

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and she dropped her cell phone
and I don't even know her last name,

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but your number was in her phone,
so I was just wondering...

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I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Forget it.

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- Hey.
- Just give me a minute, Dad.

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I asked you to give me a minute here.

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What's this? Why are you dialling
all the numbers on Sarah's cell phone?

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- Because one of them is him.
- You gotta stop this, Jack. It's over.

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Not until I know his name,

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where he works, where he lives,
when they first kissed.

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I wanna know what it is about him.

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Why is Sarah calling you, Dad?

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I think it's time that you let this go.

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- Why is she calling you?
- Because she was afraid for you.

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I wanna know exactly
why the hell she was calling.

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You were slipping, losing your grip.

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- My grip is not the problem here.
- Which is exactly what's happening.

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I think I know something
about being obsessive.

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No. Being a drunk is not obsessive.

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Let it go, Jack.

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What?

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If you're trying to talk to me,
I can't hear you.

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<i>Let it go, Jack.</i>

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I know you're hungry.
I brought this for you.

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This is how it will work.

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You sit there, across from the door,
back against the wall.

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I open the door and leave the tray.

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Can I trust you to do that, Jack?

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- I don't want your food.
- It's a delicious sandwich.

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Tell the guy who's trying to talk to me
through that intercom he can give it up!

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Maybe you're hungrier than you think.
That intercom hasn't worked in years.

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What's that for?
The button, what's it for?

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- It's for emergencies.
- Who's watching me?

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Are you going to sit against the wall
so I can open the door?

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It's just off the frying pan.

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You can have it.

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What do you do, Jack?
What's your profession?

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I'm a repo man.

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You know, when people don't pay
their bills, I go in for the bank

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and I collect their possessions.

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I'm a people person,
so I really love it.

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Are you married?

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No. I never saw the point.

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What about you?

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What's your job,
besides making sandwiches?

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I didn't make it.
I just put the toothpicks in.

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When your plane crashed,
where were you flying from?

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Sydney.

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What were you doing there?

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I was bringing my father home.

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- Why go all the way to Australia to...
- Because he was dead.

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I'm sorry.

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Yeah, I'm sure you are.

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Thanks.

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You can trust me, Jack.

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I'm not gonna hurt you.

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What the hell is going on here?

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Hey!

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Hey, how long would it take
to get to your camp?

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What, you're talking to me now, Chachi?

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From where they got you,
how long a walk was it?

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Day? Two days?

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Hey, what are the people like,
from your plane?

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They're just awesome.

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Last one of you boys came for a visit
got tortured by our Iraqi.

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He tortured me, too.

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But, hell, you don't know any better.

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<i>Subject escape.</i>

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- Hey
- Whoa.

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<i>Subject escape. Subject escape.</i>

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Hey, how'd you get out of there?

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- Run that way.
- Hold on.

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You run that way.

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Hey.

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Say it. Say it, Karl.

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I'm... sorry...

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...sorry I involved you
in my breakout attempt.

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The drugs we gave you
when we brought you here

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have a fairly serious side effect:
Dehydration.

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Your head is probably sore,
your throat is raw,

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and if you don't eat or drink
something soon,

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you're going to start hallucinating.

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So you're a doctor, huh?

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No. I'm a repo woman.

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No strings attached.
You don't have to answer any questions.

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You don't have to do anything

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but sit with your back
up against the far wall,

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let me open that door,
put the plate down and leave.

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I know it feels like you're giving up,

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like you're losing
if you do anything that I ask you to,

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but you're not.

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You need to eat.

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What do you say?

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Thank you, Jack.

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Let's take out the epidural catheter
and get him started on a PCA.

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Excuse me for just a second.

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You sure he's ready
to self-administer his pain meds?

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Hello?

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Dr Shephard?

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Yeah. Bye.

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- Jack?
- Give me your cell phone.

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- What? What?
- I wanna see it. Now.

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Look where you are, Jack.
Just look around you. Please.

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- OK?
- Give me the phone.

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This is not the place for this.

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You must be Jack.
Why don't you grab a chair, join us?

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You... you know me?

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Yes. Your father's told us
all about you.

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What's he told you about me?
What'd you tell them about me, Dad?

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That your son never really had it?
Not like the old man.

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I didn't have the will to make it work?
My life? My job?

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My marriage? What'd you tell them
about my marriage, Dad?

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You know how he manages his marriage?

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A bottle of Scotch every night
before dinner.

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Your father has been sober 50 days now.

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We're very proud of that.

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Wow, Dad. I wonder what helped you
turn that corner?

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Think maybe it was a new lady friend?
You think maybe that's what it was?

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- I will not let you talk to me this...
- I will not let you sleep with my wife.

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Oh, Jack. Jack, I'm your father.

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Jack, please, just let it go.

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- Which way out?
- Don't do this, Jack.

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Don't... Don't...

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- No!
- Open the door.

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- I can't. I do that, we die.
- You're lying to me.

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- I'm not.
- Open the door!

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- I can't. I swear I can't.
- She's telling the truth, Jack.

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I swear to God, I will kill her.

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OK.

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Have her open the door
and she dies anyway. We all do.

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No!

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Jack! Over here!

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- The button!
- What?

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The yellow button! The button!

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Come here.

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<i>Warning.</i>

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Gotcha, Doc Brown!

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<i>Reward. Reward.</i>

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Come on.

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Unbelievable.

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Keep moving.

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Stick your hands out through the bars,
I'll take off your cuffs.

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Scratched you up pretty bad,
didn't they?

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- I'll bring you some antiseptic later.
- How about you bring me an ottoman?

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While you're at it,
I could use a blow-dry.

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Hey, you got yourself a fish biscuit.
How'd you do that?

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I figured out your complicated gizmos,
that's how.

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Only took the bears two hours.

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How many of 'em were there?

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You OK, Freckles?

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Yeah.

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- You?
- Just swell.

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I requested that cage, but whatever.

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Nice dress.

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They made me wear it.

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You hungry?

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It's an aquarium.

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- Excuse me?
- This thing's for what,

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- sharks?
- Dolphins, too.

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- We're underwater, aren't we?
- Yes.

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Is this one of their stations,
the Dharma Initiative?

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They called it the Hydra.

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So you people are just...

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...whatever's left over of them?

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Well, that was a long time ago.

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It doesn't matter who we were.

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It only matters who we are.

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We know exactly who you are,
Jack Shephard.

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You don't know anything about me.

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I know that you're a spinal surgeon

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based out of St. Sebastian's Hospital
in Los Angeles.

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I know you went to Columbia

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and you graduated med school
a year faster than anyone else.

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I know that you were married only once

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and that you contested the divorce.

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I know your father died in Sydney.

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I know this because
I have a copy of his autopsy report.

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How...

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- How did you get...
- We got it.

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What is that?

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This, Jack, is your life.

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Do you?

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Is it just about me or is it about
my family, too? My... my friends?

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It's pretty much about everything.

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Do you know about my...
about my ex-wife?

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Sarah.

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Yes, Jack. We know all about her.

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What would you like to find out?

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Get ready for the lockdown.

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Shephard. Someone posted your bail.

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- How'd you?
- Your dad told me you were here.

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I called you a cab.

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So, goodbye.

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- Sarah.
- What?

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Is that him?

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- What difference does it make?
- It just does.

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I wanna know. I need to know who he is.

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It doesn't matter who he is.
It just matters who you're not.

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Jack, your father,
when he called me,

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to help you,

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he was so drunk
I could hardly understand him.

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Look at the bright side.

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Now you have something to fix.

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<i>Jack.</i>

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Jack, what would you like to find out?

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Is she...

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Is she happy?

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Yes, Jack, she's very happy.

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Now, I'd like to bring you
some food and water.

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But this time I need to know
that you'll behave.

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Can I trust you, Jack?

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Put your back against the wall, please.

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Good work, Juliet.

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Thank you, Ben.

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