LOST Questions

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Ok, now that LOST has gone into their ridiculous hiatus, now's the time to ask some questions:

1. Why did the Others want Kate and Sawyer? Jack makes sense, but what value does a runaway fugitive and a con man have?

2. Why didn't the "monster" kill Eko last season?

3. Can the "monster" really shapeshift? If so, think about all the things in black people have encountered: Sawyer's boar, Kate's horse, Jack dad (suit), Eko's brother (again, suit).

4. Why haven't the Others ever bothered to do something about Rousseau? Or Desmond? Why were let left alone while the Flight 815 people were attacked, killed and kidnapped?

5. Was Libby's stay in the mental institution because of her husband's death?

6. If the Others have a way to reach the outside world, what's making them stay?

7. How did the Others get so much information on Jack and Sawyer? Ethan couldn't have known that Sawyer was a con man, and I don't remember Michael saying anything to Ms. Klugh (in fact, he didn't even know Sawyer's real name). And it's not like Jack is a world-famous doctor (nothing shows that his treatment of his ex-wife gained him notoriety outside the medical arena).

8. How is Locke going to rescue Jack, Kate and Sawyer?

9. Where is Vincent?

10. Finally, what's the story behind Jack's tatoo? I'm betting that this will be his least boring flashback, whenever it's done.

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