LOST: Stop Or My Mom Will Shoot!

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While most people were focused on some other event related to number 100, I was prepping for LOST's 100 episode. It wasn't exactly "One For the Ages," but definitely better than average.

Revelations
  1. Eloise is Daniel's mom (duh) and Widmore is Daniel's pop (wah?).
  2. Sawyer isn't exactly over Kate (dude, never call your ex by her pet name within earshot of your current GF).
  3. Desmond survived Ben's ambush.
  4. Widmore decided to sacrifice having a relationship with his daughter to...get the Island back?
  5. Charlotte wasn't going crazy when she was dying of the time jumps; her mind was "leaping" through her own personal timeline.


Observations

  1. Dharma Initiative folks are more trigger-happy than the Others, but not better shots!
  2. Apparently, Charlotte didn't have many friends while she was on the Island.
  3. For a guy with a long life-span, Alpert sure has a short memory. How can you possibly forget a guy who told you to bury a Hydrogen Bomb?
  4. The Smoke Monster wasn't really that active in the 70's, was he?

Theories

  1. Kate went with Jack because (1) Sawyer's spoken for, and (2) she hasn't had the chance to run away from something/someone in a while.
  2. Miles and Hurley will totally save Sawyer and Juliet.
  3. The falling out between Eloise and Widmore was either due to Ben's meddling, or the revelation that Widmore had fathered Penny.

Questions

  1. Why did Daniel think that 1977 Eloise would know about time travel?
  2. When did Eloise leave the Island?
  3. What exactly was Daniel doing when he left the Island?
  4. Why did Daniel believe that he was a variable and not a constant?
  5. When did Eloise learn about "course correction?" She obviously wasn't trying to prevent Daniel's path to the Island, so it had to be sometime before his birth, right?

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