When I started this blog six years ago to bring my theories about the island to the people, I was sure that I stand here at the end of the series with the sentence "As I would start now I'm poor fool, and as wise as before. "
six years we have sat, feverish, and have puzzled even more. Two days ago, now is the last episode of "Lost" on my screen and they geflimmert haunts me to this day through the head. "Lost" to me, John Locke and his unconditional desire to believe given. She gave me Jack Shepard, whose spasmodic efforts always get everything right for all, I was sometimes closer than I like. The first season is my opinion still the best that has ever run on television. The numbers I've noticed better than my PIN code. And then there was also Juliet's smile.
Now it's over. One of my favorite stories is told to end.
If you currently roams through the network, you stumble everywhere of disappointed fans who were all expected much more. It combines all disappointed not only the surprise at what they saw, but especially the fact that each of them has clearly seen something else. Everyone has something else to complain or be upset that the series has gone this way or how it is. This shows how many fans have their own "Lost" saw and wanted to see as a fitting end for "you lost". The authors have
done so well at the end. None of the thousand theories raised during the last six years, and discarded were adapted, had this end on the invoice. This time we sat in front and had a big "What the fuck?" in the mind's eye. As in almost every one of over a hundred episodes before.
In most of the answers are there. You can sit down and they are seeking. The fact that the series always have the people and not told of the island and that it now finally at her characters remains is only logical and fair. The island retains many secrets, especially those who have little to do with our characters. Already in the first or second season has given us John Locke explained the trick: "The Iceland can give you anything you want But you have to give something to the Iceland.."
And the best - you can start in spite of the knowledge of the resolution all over again, dive eagerly, puzzled and looking and nothing is on the tension eased by the end. "Lost" ends without putting themselves through an overzealous "We break-it-all-on-a-statement-down" to pull the plug. "Flash Forward" has made this mistake and destroyed after Episode 10 in itself a great premise. And in spite of love for "The X" - again, it got boring as soon as we got the alien conspiracy explains exactly.
I liked the finale, not only because it was just exciting, but also because I found it emotionally well told and full of atmosphere. The kitsch at the end I forgive them, is not the first time that something engleitet them in that direction.
"Lost" has left us at the end of the thinking and puzzles. I am glad. That is why my quote for Canal Finale: "And so we see openly involved / the curtain and all questions."
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