- She's a nutter, couple of [pas compris] shell [pas compris] picnic. She tried to blow my head off in the bloody jungle with no reason whatsoever. She says she heard whispers...that doesn't mean anything Claire...whispers.
 
-When Ethan took me...however i got away...i knew they'd be back
 
-Is that why...you've not named the baby ?
 

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la mort d'ethan,j'aurai trop voulu savoir qui il etait et ce qu'il voulait a claire

 
bah ethan fait partie de the others
 
donc tu epux toujours esperer apprendre cela grace a eux
 
puisqu il semble qu ils aient les memes intentions
 

qui sont les others?rousso et compagnie?

 
bah nan
rousso elle est toute seule
visiblement ethan agissait pas seul
 
il y a dautres personnes sur lile
on ne sait pas vraiment qui c est

oki,merci

les autres ne veulent pas le bebe de clair en fait
mais le fils de michael

à la fin de la 1er saison on sait que les passagers de la queue de l'appareil sont vivants ?

non enfin je crois pas  par contre lock se fait agresser par "la chose" et ils ouvrent l'ecoutille