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Açıklamalar: Henry Ian Cusick as Desmond David Hume. EPISODE 23/24 - "Live Together, Die Alone" Written by: Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse Directed by: Jack Bender Original airdate May 24, 2006 Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens -------------------------------------------------- Transcript: PENELOPE: Dearest Des, I am writing this letter to you as you leave for prison. And I've hidden in the one place you would turn to in a moment of great desperation. I know you go away with the weight of what happened on your shoulders. And I know the only person who can ever take it off is you. Please don't give up, Des. Because all we really need to survive is one person who truly loves us. And you have her. I will wait for you. Always. I love you, Pen. [Desmond sobs and throws the bottle.] DESMOND: It's all gone. It's all gone!! ------------------------------------------------ For forty-one days, Desmond lingers in the hatch. He gradually falls into a deep depression to the point of even contemplating his own suicide. As he opens up Our Mutual Friend, it being the last book he plans to read, he finds a note that Penny had hidden inside before he was sent to prison, telling him not to despair, as well as reminding him that she will always wait for him and that she loves him. Even more depressed now, he goes into a rage and makes a mess out of the hatch. As he collapses, Desmond then hears someone shouting from the top of the hatch. Unknown to Desmond, it is Locke asking the hatch for help after Boone's fatal plane injury. When Desmond turns on a light to see who it is, Locke, thinking his prayers have been answered, quiets down. Desmond, similarly, considers the voice to be a sign that he is no longer alone, and regains hope. When Locke, Kate and Jack enter the hatch, they accidentally damage the computer after a brief firefight with a panicked Desmond. Convinced that the world is going to end, he tries to fix the computer, but was unable to. Desmond frantically flees the hatch. Jack catches up with him; Desmond tells him the code, and to enter it every 108 minutes. He then recognizes Jack from their encounter at the stadium, and he asks him about the patient he had mentioned operating on. Desmond leaves saying, "See you in another life, brother?" as he had in their first encounter. Although it was not shown exactly how, Desmond manages his way back to the Elizabeth and attempts to sail to Fiji. However, his plans go awry. A drunken Desmond returns in his boat, having been unable to navigate away from the island, making him compare it and its waters to "a bloody snow globe." Later he is confronted by Locke who tells him of the station 5 (The Pearl) orientation film he and Eko saw, and Desmond begins to lose his faith in the button. While Desmond wavers back and forth with his conviction on the button, he and Locke trigger another lockdown, trapping Mr. Eko outside the computer room, and they wait for the countdown to hit zero, to see what will happen. Eko uses dynamite from the Black Rock to attempt to get back into the computer room, but he fails. As the countdown reaches zero, Locke shows the printout he obtained from The Pearl. Desmond realizes that the date of the prior "system failure" was the same day as the plane crash, September 22, 2004. Desmond believes that his failure to push the button that day resulted in an electromagnetic field that pulled down Oceanic Flight 815. He is insistent that the button must be pressed, but Locke angrily reacts by destroying the computer. Desmond retrieves the key to the fail-safe mechanism, wanting to save Locke because Locke saved him the night he shouted at the hatch door. As Desmond uses the key, a bright white light envelops his face. Desmond David Hume is a fictional character on the ABC television series Lost portrayed by Henry Ian Cusick. Desmond's name is a tribute to David Hume, the famous empiricist author and philosopher. Desmond was not a passenger of Flight 815. He had been stranded on the island three years prior to the crash as the result of a shipwreck. Desmond eventually leaves the Island with the Oceanic 6 and is reunited with his love Penny Widmore. He is currently in hiding from her father, Charles Widmore. In keeping with the show's motif of naming important characters after important philosophers (e.g., John Locke, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Mikhail Bakunin), Desmond David Hume is named after the famous Scottish Enlightenment philosopher, economist, and historian David Hume. Hume's philosophy partially states that moral responsibility requires determinism, and these elements play a large role in Desmond's life. David Hume also believed that humans could not persist through time. In the 4th season Desmond begins to exist in 1996 and 2004; correlating with David Hume's theory against personal identity. wikipedia

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- The best scene in lost... (Top three at the very least)
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- Might be "Last to Know" from the season 2 soundtrack. I THINK.