Lost Map SHELL at Entertainment Weekly.
I'm a complete LOST addict so this one is a boon for me. I thought the map was very telling. It gives a great many clues but, as usual, asks more questions that it answers.
Is "the incident" the plane crash? Was it caused by a failure to put in the numbers? Does that cause an EM pulse that fried the avionics?
Is Cerebrus the Smoke Monster?
Do the blast doors activation coincide with the supply drop? Is that to prevent Desmond et al from seeing how supplies are dropped? If it was by plane, that's quite a feat. In order to avoid being heard, a plane must fly very very high. That would make the likelihood of them missing the island with a parachute drop very high also. The margin for error for that drop grows dramatically as you increase your height.
Why is the Staff station listed as deserted? Clare was there not too long ago.
Are there connecting tunnels between stations?
Where are The Others on the map? In the center?
I'm a complete LOST addict so this one is a boon for me. I thought the map was very telling. It gives a great many clues but, as usual, asks more questions that it answers.
Is "the incident" the plane crash? Was it caused by a failure to put in the numbers? Does that cause an EM pulse that fried the avionics?
Is Cerebrus the Smoke Monster?
Do the blast doors activation coincide with the supply drop? Is that to prevent Desmond et al from seeing how supplies are dropped? If it was by plane, that's quite a feat. In order to avoid being heard, a plane must fly very very high. That would make the likelihood of them missing the island with a parachute drop very high also. The margin for error for that drop grows dramatically as you increase your height.
Why is the Staff station listed as deserted? Clare was there not too long ago.
Are there connecting tunnels between stations?
Where are The Others on the map? In the center?
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