Liann
Tinkerderp
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I'm starting to get the idea of what Daniel is trying to say *I think...*
Imagine there being a huge bag of stuff-huge. It's labeled "your life". Everything in that bag WILL happen but not everything in the bag will happen in a specific order. I'm picturing a board game with only BIRTH and DEATH squares marked. All of the other squares in between the two are blank. When you are born you start placing pieces on the board in succession after the birth square. The only thing that is sure is that when you die your bag WILL be empty but at anytime before you reach your death square it's possible to go back to a certain square somewhere before and throw the pieces after that square back in the bag where they can be shaken up and pulled out in a different order on your path to the death square. So Daniel saying whatever happened, happened is correct because IT WILL happen. When is the only variable.
Now I'm not sure if he means this as a rule OFF the island or not but in going with that this might be the "Island" rule of time I'm thinking when Ben turned the wheel some of the pieces that were already in place were thrown back in the bag and being shaken till Locke went down and turned the wheel again. Now the pieces that were placed back in the bag are ready to be played again, not particularly in the same order perhaps.
Does that make sense?
It goes against what Daniel said before about not changing the past BUT it would also explain why Dan repeats over and over "I'm not gonna tell her, I won't do it". Like he's trying to convince himself he can change the fact that he WILL tell Charlotte not to return to the island.
Like Desi and Charlie. Desi knew Charlie was gonna die, it was just up to Charlie HOW. Charlie chose going down to the hydra.
.....oops, rambling again.
Imagine there being a huge bag of stuff-huge. It's labeled "your life". Everything in that bag WILL happen but not everything in the bag will happen in a specific order. I'm picturing a board game with only BIRTH and DEATH squares marked. All of the other squares in between the two are blank. When you are born you start placing pieces on the board in succession after the birth square. The only thing that is sure is that when you die your bag WILL be empty but at anytime before you reach your death square it's possible to go back to a certain square somewhere before and throw the pieces after that square back in the bag where they can be shaken up and pulled out in a different order on your path to the death square. So Daniel saying whatever happened, happened is correct because IT WILL happen. When is the only variable.
Now I'm not sure if he means this as a rule OFF the island or not but in going with that this might be the "Island" rule of time I'm thinking when Ben turned the wheel some of the pieces that were already in place were thrown back in the bag and being shaken till Locke went down and turned the wheel again. Now the pieces that were placed back in the bag are ready to be played again, not particularly in the same order perhaps.
Does that make sense?
It goes against what Daniel said before about not changing the past BUT it would also explain why Dan repeats over and over "I'm not gonna tell her, I won't do it". Like he's trying to convince himself he can change the fact that he WILL tell Charlotte not to return to the island.
Like Desi and Charlie. Desi knew Charlie was gonna die, it was just up to Charlie HOW. Charlie chose going down to the hydra.
.....oops, rambling again.