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Analysis Of Quotes From 'Homecoming'
1. Episode 15: “Homecoming”: Claire’s mysteriously escapes from her kidnapper and returns to the camp with no memory of what happened after the crash. However, her return was not very welcome because she puts in danger the lives of the people on the camp and they tried to figure out how to capture Ethan. Also, we see some flashbacks of Charlie’s with a rich girl whom he was trying to take advantage of.
Episode 16: “Outlaws”: Kate and Sawyer get to know each other better while there were hunting for a boar that was upsetting Sawyer. Also, we get to know a little bit about Sawyer life before the plane crash and how he killed a man thinking it was the guy that cause his parents’ death. Also, Sayid has a conversation with Charlie that seems to
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Locke: “Everyone gets a new life on this island, Shannon. Maybe it’s time for you to start yours.” I thought that these quote was interesting because is a breaking point and a realization for Shannon that she could start fresh on the island and that anything that she did before did not matter. Sayid: “You’re not alone. Don’t pretend to be” What caught my attention from this quote is the caring manner Sayid says it to Charlie and even though they having known each other for too long he cares and truly wants to help Charlie overcome and face his fears.
4. A character that caught my attention out of the set of episodes that I watch was Jin. His character is mysterious, introvert and does not know how to communicate his feelings. In addition, I consider that those traits are the fundamental reason of his problems. For example, when he punches a guy almost to death to save him from being shot. When he gets home to Sun, he does not explain to her what happened and she misunderstands the whole situations. Also, the way he acts in the begin of the series make us think that he is selfish when he is only trying to protect his loved one. We could see how his character starts to progress when he contributes by fishing and sharing it with the other on the camp. Furthermore, we could see Jin progression when he finally accepts that his relationship with Sun is broken and that is does not have a

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