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| + | A small, green and yellow, very noisy, amphibious resident of the island. Its croak is so loud that it drives [[Sawyer]] to hunt it down. |
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| + | [[Hurley]] attempts to persuade [[Sawyer]] to take the frog to a nearby beach where it won't disturb anyone. His attempts, however, are futile as Sawyer proceeds to crush the frog in the palm of his hand not taking any notice of what [[Hurley]] was saying. |
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| + | After, he tells Hurley to "...eat it with ranch dressing" in that mocking tone that [[Sawyer]] is all but renowned for. |
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| + | == Theories == |
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| + | *The tree frog will appear again, it might be Sawyer's manifestation of [[the Monster]]. |
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| + | * The frog is a manifestation of [[Sawyer]]'s conscience and his crushing it indicates a definite turn to the Dark Side. |
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| + | * [[Sawyer]] spared the boar that he was convinced was taunting him. He did this after [[Locke]]'s story that his foster mother believed his sister's spirit came back as a yellow lab to comfort her. [[Sawyer]] may have thought that the boar was [[Frank Duckett]]'s spirit. Who did he believe the frog to be? The [[Sawyer (original)|real Sawyer]]? |
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Revision as of 22:20, 11 May 2006
A small, green and yellow, very noisy, amphibious resident of the island. Its croak is so loud that it drives Sawyer to hunt it down. Hurley attempts to persuade Sawyer to take the frog to a nearby beach where it won't disturb anyone. His attempts, however, are futile as Sawyer proceeds to crush the frog in the palm of his hand not taking any notice of what Hurley was saying. After, he tells Hurley to "...eat it with ranch dressing" in that mocking tone that Sawyer is all but renowned for.
Theories
- The tree frog will appear again, it might be Sawyer's manifestation of the Monster.
- The frog is a manifestation of Sawyer's conscience and his crushing it indicates a definite turn to the Dark Side.
- Sawyer spared the boar that he was convinced was taunting him. He did this after Locke's story that his foster mother believed his sister's spirit came back as a yellow lab to comfort her. Sawyer may have thought that the boar was Frank Duckett's spirit. Who did he believe the frog to be? The real Sawyer?
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