Review Review
"The Other Woman"
This time I'll briefly
The result has pleased me well, even if it was not much new. Juliet is just a great character, and every second that they can see, my little happy and innocent heart.
The flashbacks fill some gaps in Juliet's usually rather unimportant island past, and showed once again what haunts for a sick mind Ben, though grandiose played by Michael Emerson. Goodwin added that he sent to the punishment to Ana Lucia and the other tallies, only to obliterate Juliet is one, already extremely hard.
I liked the island act only in part, the complete story at Charlotte, Daniel and the gas station had designed for me too, to artificially create tension. Although the existence of the station is quite interesting, but it comes from Dharma. As reflected how seriously it has made the fight against the "hostile" really taken. Ben was probably from here, the gas with which he (and Richard) have wiped out Dharma ..
Ben had a big presence in the sequence. He seems to curl over open whether this is the beginning of serious cooperation or again only one of Ben's little game, is still unclear. Anyway, he opened not only that (as already suggested) actually Charles Widmore is behind the freighter, but he also reveals the name of the spy, he has on the ship. The announcement, Locke to sit down better before, actually seems to point at Michael, still not what pleases me most. Somehow it seems to me very flat before, only to announce to the world that Michael is coming back to do that then the most logical way, and there is selling it as a great mystery and a cliffhanger .. Since I was hoping for any more.
Grandios the end of the episode when Ben laden with laundry on the horrified Hurley and Sawyer marched past, as it would be the normal thing in the world. Herrlich.
And then there was Harper, the Juliet and Jack "appears" to warn them and send Charlotte and Daniel behind. Accompanied by the usual rain and whispers.
I came up with a idea why they could not only appear just like that, but also knew what Ben wants Juliet and where Charlotte / Daniel are on the move: time travel. Here again one of my grand theories: Since Desmond several times in the past, we are in a time-travel story. What could be more than Ben (or Locke ..?) From the future sends instructions to bring the Losties on the right way to do this, what to do or what they were intended. The whispers and perhaps the rains are side effects of time travel the question of the transmitter of the message makes. This would allow also explains why Walt was so great when he got Locke from the hole. Because he was sent from the future to attract a helping hand.
All in all a decent episode, which was going through exciting, but only by an unnecessary and artificially created tension at the gas station. Juliet's Department and especially the ubiquitous Ben in this episode, however, could compensate for the back, so that at the end a poitives conclusion remains. 7 / 10 Points.
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