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zerofk

I don't know much - or anything - about ocean travel, but a raft doesn't seem like a great idea. To cross a sea channel, maybe. But out on the open ocean? I think people underestimate how big waves get. But I suppose I could be wrong. I feel like Sun could've at least try to stop them from beating up Jin without immediately talking English. Although without explaining what really happened they would keep suspecting him I guess.

Free Your Geek

Nice job catching that background scene! As for why he’s on the television, we will get there! As far as Jin’s backstory goes, he’s just another tragic character. I’m not 100%, but it could be a cultural thing about where he comes from that makes him feel “not worthy” of Sun’s love.

Britney

This was a good episode. Sun and Jin's story has been the most interesting to me since I started watching the show, so it was nice to get a little more background on them. The part where Hurley's music cut off got me too. I thought my device was malfunctioning for a second. lol

Victor L.

I love Sun and Jin's story...it's so complex. "Lost in translation", by the way, is a pretty common phrase. It not just the name of that movie (with Bill Murray, not Tom Hanks). Re-watching the whole episode with you, I noticed just how much the theme of poor communication permeates the episode. Neither Sun nor Jin fully understands what the other one is really going through - and maybe it could all be solved with better communication. I'm also noticing the recurring theme of "everyone gets a new start on the Island" (as Locke said to Shannon in this episode). I wonder if Sun and Jin will be able to "go back to the beginning" and start over again?

Victor L.

Jin's dad is the best! (very rare for this show)

Victor L.

Do you think Locke knew that it was Walt that burned the raft the whole time? He gave that whole speech on the beach blaming "The Others" for burning the raft. Was he just covering for Walt? Or maybe he didn't suspect it was Walt until later?

Freefall

I feel like sun & jin's relationship was always going to end up the way it did, with sun's dad in the picture. He clearly is a wealthy and powerful man. Everyone's lives off the island seems to be terrible.... maybe its better they are stranded.

Megan

As Victor said, "lost in translation" is a common phrase. Something can be lost in translation between people who don't speak the same first language or who come from different cultures, or we also might use it for other miscommunications when some information just doesn't get passed along correctly even between native speakers. I enjoyed this ep a lot. The Sun English reveal, Jin's backstory. I do feel like from what we saw, Jin did want them to start over, and I got the feeling when he said it was too late that that was more the writers wanting to drag out their conflict than actually true to his character, but oh well. That's so cool you caught Hurley on the TV. I have no idea if I had ever noticed that before, but probably not. I wonder if the next ep will be his backstory, what with that hint and also the episode ending focused on him.

Weird Magic

Originally airing on February 23, 2005, '…In Translation' is Episode 17 of Season 1 of LOST. It is the 17th episode overall and has an IMDB rating of 8.4, placing it as the #14 ranked episode of this season and #8 out of all the episodes shown so far.