LOST: Can I Get a Second Opinion?

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Despite Emilie de Ravin's spoilers, this was still an interesting and revealing episode. We got to see Aldo (who survived the last Survivors vs. Others battle), Ethan (alternate version) and the mysterious other Others who weren't with Richard.

While there were certainly a lot of things to go over, I'll be brief this time:

DISCOVERIES
  1. The X/Alternate timeline is a month off.
  2. Dogen knows about the Survivors and apparently their relationships.
  3. In the X-timeline, Ethan's still a doctor and in California.
  4. The reason Claire didn't give birth soon after the crash was because Ethan was giving her drugs.

OBSERVATIONS
  1. While Miles has established Hugo as a leader, Jack is still using his experience as a doctor to make leadership-like decisions.
  2. Dogen's initial reason for not speaking English (he claimed he finds it repulsive) contradicts the reason he gave Jack (to keep him, the leader, distant from those who follow him).
  3. Sawyer knew Kate would at least try to follow him when he left the Temple, otherwise he wouldn't have made a false trail.

QUESTIONS
  1. How did Sayid get infected? How did the other Survivors avoid infection?
  2. Why is Dogen's group more cautious about the Monster than Richard's group?
  3. How did Kate-X get $200.00 to pay the mechanic to get her cuffs off if she didn't rob Claire-X?
  4. How the hell did Claire survive for three years on her own?
  5. Why is the X-timeline one month off?

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