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So, apart from being happy Juliet was back, my general feeling about that was did they really have so few original ideas for how to end the show that thy had to go back and mine first season fanfic and fan predictions for an ending? Really?

I am sort of glad the last few episodes were that horrendous because now I am not going to miss it. Even if the island falling apart made me expect The Childlike Empress to show up.

Also, why did Eloise Hawking care what they did if it was all in their afterdeath imaginations anyway?

Also also BASTIAN YOU NEED TO SAVE FANTASTICA, LIKE, NOW.

Also also also, I did like the Target ad with Smokey.

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zia-narratora.livejournal.com

They were saved in the Jesus sense, like Capital-S Saved, not saved in the Juliet fucking kicked ass and rebooted their universe saved. And they were all saved! Because they were so important to each other because love and shit blah blah didn't you listen to Christian Shepherd? I know I did since he is such an important character on the show and needed to have that much screentime dedicated to him giving out blatant exposition in the last ten minutes of the entire series. That was exactly what I was hoping for in a last episode, you know.

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douchejuice.livejournal.com

i just thought like, they destroy the smoke monster and the island, and the whole thing makes sense. they all died in the wrong reality. how did the writer's screw this up so badly? this is insane. i can't believe it. Like, if they're all dead, why bother having the plane take off? why bother having hugo and ben and desmond on the island? it makes literally no sense at all.

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zia-narratora.livejournal.com

Oh, they're not dead at that very moment. Some people died later and we did not get to see what happened to them. That was why they spent TEN WHOLE FUCKING MINUTES with Christian Shepherd explaining things, but it still apparently made no sense to 90% of the people who watched it, and the other 10% just thought it was bad writing.