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| − | I don't think that is correct. The remote viewing experiment is being conducted in an, as yet, undiscovered bunker. The remote viewers are the source of the whispers in the woods. You can't see remote viewers, but they can see you. As for Walt, he can alter reality (ala Franklin Richards from the Fantastic Four comix). |
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| − | I put a link to the reversed clip of Walt's speech at the bottom of the page so people could listen for themselves and avoid the confusion from "although some theorize." I tried to upload the file directly to the wiki, but it only accepts images. [[User:Rsalerno|Rsalerno]] 02:04, 18 December 2005 (PST) |
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| − | == Whatever == |
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| − | I believe that Walt is a red herring, much like the numbers. That he is not "powerful" or has any "special psychic powers". He's just a kid, caught in a bad situation. |
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| − | As for Walt being kidnapped on the boat. Well the others like kids.....just for what we do not know. |
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Revision as of 21:08, 18 January 2006
Is Locke the "Jesus" charactor?