‘We Got a Lot of Answers in This Episode’

Tuesday night’s episode of Lost was revealing in more ways than one

Chris Seay, author of The Gospel According to Lost, chimes in on the developments in Tuesday’s episode of LOST. (SPOILERS AHEAD) Seay notes that Fake Locke/Man in Black/Esau “seems really nice” and rhetorically wonders, “Is he really the good guy? The show keeps us guessing.” Meanwhile, he also notes a bit of a “reversal of roles” in the alternate reality – Jack seems to believe in miracles, but Locke doesn’t. But, adds Seay, “I’m not going to read too much into it.” That’s always the temptation, isn’t it! Check Chris’s thoughts below:

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