Near the end of Season 1, two of the most important heroes in Lost began an uneasy alliance that continued into the next season but couldn't last.

Both John Locke and Jack Shephard repeat a crucial line in the Lost series that became a motif for highlighting when a character was in denial.

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IN the last two episodes of “Lost,” John Locke told a few lies ... offer a glimpse of the way they’ve embedded some of the series’ most telling elements in his story from the beginning.

In later seasons, we met the person responsible for putting John ... tells Locke what he can't do. The catchphrase "Don't tell me what I can't do" was spoken several times in the series, becoming ...

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Shutting off the light blocked these properties, which made Richard sprout a gray hair (implying he was no longer immortal) and made the Man in Black (disguised as John Locke) able to be killed.

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The fourth episode of the entire series helped establish that Lost was something special. The flashbacks focused on John Locke (Terry O’Quinn), and viewers soon learned that the confident hunter ...