Three months premature, John survived numerous illnesses; his nurses called him a miracle.
Both Jacob and MiB were running long cons; Jacob's just was longer, that's all.Great question and something that has bothered me for a long time. Lockes last thoughts were "I dont understand" because he did everything the island told him to do and still died. A woman on the Island delivered him and his twin brother Jacob but killed their mother and raised them herself. In Season 6 we see that just before he flashed there, The Man In Black (posing as John) told Richard what to say.
His mother was 15 years old when an unknown driver hit her, forcing an early delivery. This is, in a way, wrong.
Returning to California, he earned a degree at Chico State University.Tall, well built, and ruggedly handsome, Locke became a popular film star before he even realized it, partly because he worked for auteur directors who marketed their movies as if they were mainstream Hollywood productions.
So I'm rewatching the show in full for the first time since it aired (I rewatched the first three seasons a number of times by the time season 4 had aired but have only seen past there once) and I'm falling inlove with the characters all over again...only to remember their grisly fates. Why did they kill him off I would rather have Sawyer or Sayid die. He was so desperate to be one with the island he blindly followed whatever the island suggested he do. He has had a set path and work he needs to fulfill, his death in that hotel room is the island's affirmation that Locke has done everything he needs to do, which is, unfortunately, die in that hotel room.
Locke looked like he was coming to terms with some seriously bad news, but accepted it, and I think that because he "wants" to die for the island, when he comes back with the oceanic 6, he will be brought back to life by the island. John Locke was born to Emily Annabeth Locke and Anthony Cooper on May 30, 1956. Really appreciate everyone's feedback and reasoning on this, so much to consider. The Man In Black posed as Christian and told John he had to die. Maybe the greatest tragic character of all time.Sorry, probably you won't like it, but... Locke was a MIB puppet from the very beginning.Everything he did, everything he believed was manipulated by MIB, including the whole timey whimey travelling thing.He believed he was special, he told Richard in the past he was special, Richard and everybody believed that he was special and they told him so, and he believed it. He was exiled and called a heretic. Some deaths just come out of nowhere like Boone, Shannon and Ana Lucia. A lot of them I'm fine with for the story purpose they serve, Jack's ultimate sacrifice, Jin staying to be with Sun ect but some of them piss me off for how pointless they seem. He was working on two unfinished autobiographies, Living and Dying. Still, all of this still didn't convince Richard since he told Jack in season 6 that they'll be following Locke his whole life and nothing about him seemed special. Locke is a teacher, a substitute, for the father Jack didn't have in life, and Locke's death is a chance for Jack to make right what he couldn't with his father.Locke is a tragic character.
When his health began failing in February 1996, he moved to an apartment in Sacramento to be close to his family and the medical facilities at UC Davis Medical Center.He died of AIDS complications on September 25, 1996, at UC Davis Medical Center near Sacramento, California. "Heh, these guys definitely won't die, we're being invested in their backstories - waaaaitWHAAT?! What bothers me is Locke, believing in fate of all else, is ultimately ended by Ben hanging him? being focused on the community? He died of AIDS complications on September 25, 1996, at UC Davis Medical Center near Sacramento, California. he had to die and it worked. Most people look at him in the first couple of seasons and conciously or subconcious ascribe the typical "hero's journey" arc to his character.
he had to die and it worked. It's tragic.Exactly, people conflate a tragic ending to his character as "disappointing". He did volunteer work from the Desert AIDS Project and gave weekly messages at the Villa Caprice Hotel in nearby Cathedral City. That's the only reason why he originally wanted to kill himself, Ben convinced him otherwise but ended up killing him anyway but it still counted. He believed his destiny was to save the Island and by dying he set in motion (albeit unintentionally) the final plan that would save it all. Richard told him that in order to bring the others back (Jack, Kate etc.) Born on June 11, 1941, in East Oakland, California, Locke graduated from Pleasant Hill High School at eighteen, and spent the next three years in the army stationed in Germany as a tank mechanic. "New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castA subreddit for the fans and critics of the show Lost. John is really the sacrifice that the Island demanded. Still a great program though aside from all that. He also wrote the books Locke Out, In The Heat Of Passion. In reality, Locke wasn't special. Jacob would stil be there and min can never leaveLife isn't fair. They were just actors in a MIB's play.His death is just one more part he had to play for MIB's plan to work.Next time you watch the series, don't think of Locke as a hero or as one of the two main characters, sadly he's not. )Shannon, Walt, and Hugo all have one thing in common: in various times, places, and ways, they want Locke out of the Hatch, whereas it seems that MiB wants Locke to get I agree, though, that having Locke dead seems to be as much a part of Jacob's eventual plan as MiB.
Richard told him that in order to bring the others back (Jack, Kate etc.) Jack confirmed he was special just based all of the circumstantial evidence through out their time together.
Diagnosed HIV positive in 1983, Locke retired from stage and screen and became an activist against the virus. Because when Christian told him "That's why it's called sacrifice."
MIB wants Boone dead, because Boone has been listening to Shannon too much (why are you spending all your time out there in the jungle "doing nothing," rather than hunting, i.e.
His one-act play, Loving, was filmed in 1995 in Toronto for future release.
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