ce n'est pas forcément une réponse définitive:
1) l'équipe de lost a montré ses capacités à faire partir le buzz dans une mauvaise direction
2) ca n'exclue pas qu'henri ne soit pas un other: il ont trouvé le ballon, ils ont monté une histoire et henri est parti en éclaireur  

comme tout le monde l'a dit, c'est étonnant qu'un other se soit fait prendre à un piege tendu par Danielle, eux qui ne laissent pas de traces, sont chez eux, se transforment en fumée noire et se peuvent jeuner pendant 25 ans sans se raser
 
il se pourrait donc que ce henry ait l'intention de faire ce qu'Ethan et goodwin n'ont pas réussi : pour ces 2 deux, personne ne s'est méfié au début, et dès qu'un doute est venu à l'esprit des rescapés, ils sont devenus immédiatement indésirables.  
Henry applique donc un schéma inverse, on se méfie de lui dès le début, tout le monde a la certitude que c'est un other, jusqu'au moment où on aura la "preuve" de ce qu'il raconte, et à ce moment là les rescapés le croiront, et s'en voudront probablement de ne pas l'avoir cru, ce pauvre homme, qui a perdu sa femme...
je pense qu'il va donc, dans les épisodes à venir, s'intégrer au groupe, et faire ce qu'il a à faire (mais quoi ? )

 
1. THE ISLAND: It's Alive!
Our theory of Lost begins with the question posed in the pilot by smack-addled rocker Charlie: ''Guys...where are we?'' Some have argued that the island could be a hallucination — ''A Psychological Shipwreck,'' to use the title of an 1879 short story by Lost-linked author Ambrose Bierce. Or an alien twilight zone. It's tempting to go with ''limbo'' — an elastic enough idea to corral the show's incredible coincidences and odd details, like a smoke monster and a band of child-swiping Others. But we believe the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 aren't stuck in a mass delusion or a satanic mousetrap. They're alive on the island. A haunted island. And it was made that way by the Dharma Initiative.
 
2. THE DHARMA INITIATIVE: Head Games
What we know about Dharma is incomplete at best, utterly bogus at worst. According to a choppy ''orientation film'' found in the hatch, Dharma founders Gerald and Karen DeGroot established a research facility on the island in the 1970s to conduct experiments in meteorology, zoology, electromagnetism, psychology, and parapsychology — a dubious science that believes the brain houses mind-over-matter powers. (Think X-Men, Jedi Knights, and sci-fi author Robert Heinlein, whose 1941 short story Lost Legacy is about kids realizing their psychic potential under the tutelage of — COINCIDENCE ALERT! — Ambrose Bierce.) Our theory is that intentionally or not, the Dharma team pulled loose psychic powers from one of its test subjects — skip to No. 5 for the answer about who that might be — with disastrous results. How? With fear. Where? Where else, down in...
 
3. THE HATCH: Human Testing
The orientation film claims the hatch was originally used to study the island's ''unique'' electromagnetic energy. And indeed, there is a curious wall that seems to be humming with the stuff. But the filmstrip also states that the DeGroots were following B.F. Skinner, a psychologist famous for his Skinner boxes: controlled environments used to study animal behavior. Folks, the hatch is a human Skinner box.
 
Why wasn't this mentioned in the orientation film? Because the orientation film is part of the experiment! The film was fiction, designed to induce paranoia and fear and observe the test subject's reaction. What Dharma was studying was the behavior every Lost fanatic engages in: the human imperative to organize seemingly random details into some kind of order. The problem is that someone — someone we haven't seen or met yet — was put in the hatch and had a psychic break of world-altering proportions.
 
4. THE NUMBERS: Those Damn Yankees!
It has been Lost's most baffling conundrum: the seemingly inexplicable connection between Hurley's havoc-causing Lotto picks — 4 8 15 16 23 42 — and the hatch's computer code. This is a two-part riddle. First, the original purpose of the numbers: Skinner box experiments require test subjects to execute empty tasks, like pulling levers or, say, inputting digits into a computer. The Dharma-ites chose the sequence because...they were big Yankee fans, and each number correlates to a retired Yankee jersey. But the second question is far more important: What purpose do the numbers serve now? There are lots of out-there (and fun) ways to go with this, but the truth is that the numbers don't do anything. The ''cursed'' digits are just one more sinister detail in Dharma's elaborate sleight of hand intended to freak out test subjects. The problem was that extreme stress on the subject in the hatch combined with the electromagnetic energy down there to jar loose some suppressed psychic powers. And it jarred them loose in the wrong individual. In that explosive moment, the once meaningless digits were encoded with devilish life. Hence, Hurley's bad luck, and a virus that is rewriting reality on the island.
 
5. THE ANSWER TO 'LOST': The Island Is Haunted by a Powerful Psychic
The Dharma experiments resulted in the creation of a potent disembodied being. A being deeply steeped in pop culture — think about all the novels, comic books, and random flotsam that make up the DNA of Lost — and powerful enough to bring those bits of pop culture to life. Someone who imprinted his consciousness on the island. Someone whose radioactive corpse was walled up in the hatch. Someone named Aaron.
 
 
 
1. The hatch was part of a human behavior experiment. (Nothing happens when the 108 minutes runs out.) They used a psychic named Aaron in the hatch, and the stress of the experiment, combined with the electromagnetic anomalies on the island caused his consciousness to separate from his body.
 
2. His consciousness now haunts the island. He is obsessed with the numbers, and his obsession is contagious. It lures others to the island, who eventually come to be his followers.
 
3. Aaron's followers are trying to find a body for him. This is why they were after Claire. The question is - Did they succeed?
 
4. Walt was kidnapped because he is psychic, and he knew what was going on.
 
5. The strange phenomena on the island are manifestations of Aaron's imagination.
 
 

ca vaut pas bsg

sinon