JACK: [off camera, at first] Leave him alone! It’s been six days and we’re all still waiting. Waiting for someone to come. But what if they don’t? We have to stop waiting. We need to start figuring things out. A woman died this morning just going for a swim and he tried to save her, and now you’re about to crucify him? We can’t do this. Everyman for himself is not going to work. It’s time to start organizing. We need to figure out how we’re going to survive here. Now, I found water. Fresh water, up in the valley. I’ll take a group in at first light. If you don’t want to go come then find another way to contribute. Last week most of us were strangers, but we’re all here now. And god knows how long we’re going to be here. But if we can’t live together, we’re going to die alone.

Esta semana hay propina, porque el live together, die alone tiene que estar sí o sí en cualquier recopilatorio de Lost que se precie, pero esta otra charla también merece una mención.

LOCKE: I’m an ordinary man, Jack, meat and potatoes, I live in the real world. I’m not a big believer in magic. But this place is different. It’s special. The others don’t want to talk about it because it scares them. But we all know it. We all feel it. Is your white rabbit a hallucination? Probably. But what if everything that happened here, happened for a reason? What if this person that you’re chasing is really here?

JACK: That’s impossible.

LOCKE: Even if it is, let’s say it’s not.

JACK: Then what happens when I catch him?

LOCKE: I don’t know. But I’ve looked into the eye of this Island. And what I saw was beautiful.