[Jack looks into coach and sees other passengers]
And the other people on this plane--what's gonna happen to them?
Who cares?
“316” · Season 5, Episode 6
In this episode: Dr. Jack Shephard (5), Ben Linus (3), Kate Austen (1), Frank Lapidus (1), Eloise Hawking (1)
[Jack and Ben, in the 316 Ajira flight]
[Nervous] How can you read?
[Keeps reading] My mother taught me. [Pretty funny smile] I can read, Jack, because it beats what you are doing.
What's that?
Waiting for something to happen.
And what is gonna happen?
You tell me, Jack, you're the one that got to stay after school with Ms. Hawking.
Did you know that Locke killed himself?
No. No, I didn't.
[Takes out the suicide note Locke left for him] They found this stuffed in his pocket... and I've been trying to get rid of it but it's like it's... following me. I know it sounds crazy but... it feels like John needs me to read it.
Why don't you then? Is it because you're afraid?
Afraid of what?
Afraid that he blames you, that it's your fault he killed himself.
Was it my fault?
No, Jack, it wasn't your fault. Let me give you some privacy.
[Ben changes his seat, and Jack reads the note: "Jack, I wish you had believed me. JL"]
[Turbulences and a flash like those from the Island start]
[Jack and Frank, who is the pilot of Ajira Flight 316]
Well. Hello, Doc. Small world. What are you doing going to Guam?
What are you doing here, Frank?
Well, I picked this gig up about eight months ago. I fly this route all the time. Sometimes I take the big birds into New [looks up and sees Sayid]...Delhi. Is that Sayid? [sees Hurley] And Hurley. [sees Kate, then Sun] Wait a second...We're not going to Guam, are we?
It's pretty crazy, huh?
Which part?
Hurley, Sayid and Ben on the same plane. How did they end up here?
They bought a ticket.
You don't think that it means something? That somehow we're all back together?
We're on the same plane, Jack. Doesn't make us together.
All right. I apologize if this is confusing, but... [to Jack] Let's pay attention, yes?
Thomas the Apostle. When Jesus wanted to return to Judea, knowing that he would probably be murdered there, Thomas said to the others, "Let us also go, that we might die with him." But Thomas was not remembered for this bravery. His claim to fame came later... when he refused to acknowledge the resurrection. He just couldn't wrap his mind around it. The story goes... that he needed to touch Jesus' wounds to be convinced.
So was he?
Of course he was. We're all convinced sooner or later, Jack.
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