Um, my math is not so good these days.

[krickets]

So, wait... Ethan was 27?
So that explains his stamina and super-strength in season one.

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[lenina20.livejournal.com]

Indeed it does.

You know what's weird? I want Ethan's relevance this season to be related to Claire coming back next season? That would rock - but yes, it's totally deluded.

[crickets.livejournal.com]

I somehow doubt it. I honestly could care very little about baby!Ethan. His killing will go down as one of the things that made me most angry about lost. He was a formative villian at that point in the series. I was so mad that Charlie killed him, you have no idea. Flashback!Ethan has always been kinda boring in comparison.

[lenina20.livejournal.com]

You're right! Flashback!Ethan was such a nice guy with no hint of evilness - he was so scary in S1! That story was really well done - but I also hated Charlie killing him. :/ It had a lot of potential - more than Charlie facing the fact that he had murdered someone.

[ageless-aislynn.livejournal.com]

Dude. That was so much math!fail right there on the writers' part, kthxbye. ;) (Although I did like the part where Juliet looked like she was about to throw the baby when she realized who he was... *giggles* )

Note: Aislynn is not endorsing the throwing of babies, even those who grow up to be Others. ;)

[crickets.livejournal.com]

Math fail indeed!

And I totally didn't notice the throwing!baby face. I'm confused. Why would Juliet want to throw him anyway? I can't remember if she personally had an issue with him or witnessed him being creepy? IDK.