Lost season 3 episode 21 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Desmond's visions foretell Charlie's death in various ways, heightening tensions. Juliet, a mole in the survivors' camp, reveals her mission to identify pregnant women for Ben, causing distrust. The survivors learn about an offshore boat and a jamming station, the Looking Glass, hindering their rescue. In a flashback, Charlie grapples with his troubled past and rocky relationship with his brother. Preparing for a showdown with the Others, Charlie volunteers for a dangerous mission to disable the jammer, accepting his likely death. Meanwhile, Ben accelerates his plan to abduct the women, leading to a frantic race against time as the survivors brace for a confrontation.
Full Episode S03E21 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Desmond keep warning Charlie about his death?
Desmond has visions of various scenarios in which Charlie dies, trying to prevent them each time.
Who is the woman who parachuted onto the island?
A woman parachuted onto the island and is believed to be a potential link to rescue from a boat offshore.
What is Juliet's mission on the island?
Juliet was sent by Ben to identify pregnant women among the survivors.
What is the Looking Glass station?
The Looking Glass is an underwater Dharma station that blocks signals from the island.
Why does Charlie volunteer for the underwater mission?
Charlie volunteers to disable the jamming device at the Looking Glass, believing his sacrifice is necessary for rescue.
What is Charlie's flashback about?
Charlie's flashback focuses on his life as a rock star with his band Drive Shaft and his relationship with his brother Liam.
What warning does Karl bring to the survivors?
Karl warns that the Others are coming to the camp sooner than expected.
What are Ben's orders regarding the survivors?
Ben orders his men to abduct the women and kill any men who resist.
Why is Hurley excluded from the mission?
Hurley is excluded due to his size, as he won't fit in the boat for the mission.
What are Charlie's greatest hits?
Charlie's greatest hits are a list of the best moments of his life, which he records before his potential sacrifice.
How do the survivors prepare for the Others' attack?
The survivors prepare by setting up dynamite traps in tents and positioning themselves for battle.
What is the significance of the weight belt in the episode?
The weight belt is used by Charlie to quickly descend to the underwater station.
Does Charlie accept his potential fate?
Yes, Charlie accepts his potential fate and proceeds with the mission to help ensure the survivors' rescue.
What is the emotional state of the camp before the battle?
The camp is tense and emotional, with individuals preparing for the confrontation with the Others.
How does the episode end?
The episode ends with Charlie diving into the ocean to reach the underwater station, ready to sacrifice himself.