Crocodile Locke

"Crocodile Locke"

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"Crocodile Locke" è un pezzo orchestrale della colonna sonora della prima stagione. Viene usato come uno dei temi di John Locke.

Main appearance

The other survivors have been talking about the food shortage. Locke throws a knife into a chair and says they can hunt for boar. Jack meets Locke for the first time. Locke describes boars' mode of attack and how he plans to hunt them. Sawyer complains that they have just "an itty bitty hunting knife," so Locke opens his knife case, revealing his large collection.

Full list of appearances

"Crocodile Locke" and its variations play during the following scenes.

• Locke tells the survivors his plan to hunt boar. ("La caccia")
  • In a flashback, Locke tells Randy his walkabout is his destiny and says "Don't tell me what I can't do" for the first time in the show. In the present, Locke continues the hunt despite Michael's injury. ("La caccia")
  • Locke invites "Helen" on his walkabout. ("La caccia")
  • Locke drags his first boar into camp. ("La caccia")
• Locke pulls Jack up the cliff he fell off. ("Il coniglio bianco")
• Locke tells Boone a story to explain why they keep staring at the Hatch. ("Ragione e sentimento")
  • After winning Boone over, Locke leads him to the hatch again. ("Ragione e sentimento")
• Jack shares the guns with Locke. ("Ritorno")
• Locke and Boone set up their trebuchet. ("Deus Ex Machina")
• Boone tells Jack about the hatch, and that Locke asked him to keep it secret. ("Non nuocere")
• Locke shows Jack the hatch. ("In fuga")
• The crew carry Locke on to Flight 815. ("Esodo, seconda parte")
• Locke discovers Charlie is following him. ("Tutti odiano Hugo")
• Locke watches Charlie from afar. ("Fuoco e acqua")
• Rose reveals she knows the Island healed Locke. ("S.O.S.")
• Charlie tells Locke that Desmond has returned. ("Si vive insieme, si muore soli")
• Desmond predicts Locke's speech. ("Ulteriori istruzioni")
  • Locke and Charlie bring Eko back to the camp. ("Ulteriori istruzioni")
• Locke tells Kate he's staying with the Others. ("Abbandonate")
• Richard gives Locke Sawyer's file. ("Il brigantino")
• Locke shows Sawyer where Ben shot him. ("Morte accertata")
• Locke dreams of Horace Goodspeed. ("Ricerca febbrile")
• Locke leaves the Orchid and assumes control of the Others. ("Casa dolce casa, terza parte")

Variations

"Locke of the Island" and "Locke-about" use the theme from "Crocodile Locke."

Title significance

• The piece's name references the Australian hunter Crocodile Dundee and the Elton John song "Crocodile Rock."