u/SirAren

Anyone thinks he just killed himself for the guilt he had for ruining a person's life?

u/SirAren — 5 days ago
▲ 43 r/lost

If you had to write a flash sideways for them, what would it be like?

u/SirAren — 6 days ago

What does everyone think about Usher's Confessions. I think it defined an entire era and is a classic.

u/SirAren — 10 days ago
▲ 0 r/lost

Hear me out: I know it was a red herring and the past can't be changed in Lost, but what if the flash sideways all happened because of our character messing up with the source all the time?

What if the bomb detonating was the reason the source created Flash Sideways for our characters?

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u/SirAren — 18 days ago