Previously on Lost:
I'm going to win this race, Pen.
And in a year, I'll be back.
Boat.
You.
This camp Michael is leading you to,
that is where they will set their trap.
While Michael leads you by land, I can approach far more quickly by sea.
They gave me a list.
I had to bring all four of you back, or they said I'd never see my son again.
Tomorrow, we're gonna find out what happens
if that button doesn't get pushed.
- Neat trick. - John!
John!
John has locked me out of the hatch.
He did this because he is going to stop pushing that button.
I am absolutely certain that if he is successful,
in 90 minutes everyone on this island will die.
- Wait. Please. - Wait, Hurley showed me.
It's around here somewhere. It's definitely... around...
It's...
- We're running out of time, Charlie. - Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
Here it is!
Told you. Be careful. Be careful.
Dynamite is very unstable. You don't wanna end up like Dr Arzt.
Careful.
Listen.
What if we hurt them? Or blow up the computer?
You can leave now, Charlie.
John? It's Charlie.
Let's work this thing out, John.
John! Eko is very upset, John.
Let's just open this door, and we can talk about it.
John, you should know Eko is gonna blow open the blast door.
Blow it open with what?
With dynamite from the old ship in the jungle!
It would take an atom bomb, brother. Tell him not to bother.
You're sure it'll hold?
Aye. I'm sure.
Six. Five. Four.
Three. Two. One.
How do you even remember where you left off from?
Slowly, Des. Very, very slowly.
You should've seen Radzinsky do this.
He had a photographic memory. This whole baby was his idea.
Yeah, right, Radzinsky.
Radzinsky figured out how to fake a lockdown.
Radzinsky created this great invisible map.
More and more tales about your former partner,
yet for some reason you never want to tell me what bloody well happened.
See that brown stain there?
That's Radzinsky.
He put a shotgun in his mouth when I was asleep.
The bitch of it was I only had 108 minutes to bury the poor bastard.
Well, if you don't want me to go crazy,
next time let me go out.
Oh, you want to go out there with the quarantine and the hostiles?
I haven't been outside for two bloody years!
I want to go! I was in the army, for God's sake!
Oh, right. Her Majesty's Army, correct?
Tell me, Desmond, why did you leave that nice old lady's army?
Oh, I remember now. You got kicked out because you couldn't follow orders.
And why did you leave your army, Kelvin, huh?
Because men followed my orders.
But then, thank God, I joined the Dharma Initiative.
"Namaste, thank you, and good luck."
Please, Kelvin.
Let me go out. Just once.
Sorry, Des. You stay here.
You push the button. That's an order.
John! Look, seriously, you're about to be detonated!
Hey. What if John's right?
Maybe it's just some colossal joke.
You know, it's just some old computer connected to nothing.
Maybe it's just a bunch of wires that...
Is that a joke?
I'll see myself out.
This is your last chance to end this.
Open the door, and I will forgive you.
Forgive me for what?
Hey, Eko? Wait.
Just wait a second.
I don't... I don't think it's a good idea, Eko.
We're in a very confined area.
Oh, bollocks
Kelvin!
Hey, Kelvin!
I couldn't do it.
What is this?
This is the only other way out, partner.
- What are you talking about? - Fail-safe.
Just turn this key, and this all goes away.
What's behind that wall, Kelvin?
What was the incident?
Electromagnetism. Geologically unique.
The incident? It was a leak.
So now the charge builds up and every time we push the button,
it discharges it. Before it gets too big.
Why make us do it? Push the button?
If we can just...
Here's the real question, Desmondo:
Do you have the courage to take your finger out of the dam,
blow the whole thing up instead?
I think your friends just blew themselves up, brother.
Maybe we should open it.
No! No. It's a trick.
A trick? They could be hurt.
Is your doctor around?
- Can I ask you a question, brother? - Absolutely.
Is the reason you're letting that clock there
run all the way down to the very last tick...
Is it because you need to look down the barrel of a gun...
...and find out what you really believe, John?
I looked down the barrel of the gun. And I believed.
I thought...
...it was my destiny to get into this... place.
And somebody died. A kid.
Because he was stupid enough to believe that I knew what I was talking about.
And on the night he died for nothing,
I was sitting right up there all alone,
beating my hand bloody against that... stupid door.
Screaming to the heavens, asking what should I do.
And then a light went on.
I thought it was a sign.
But it wasn't a sign.
Probably just you going to the bathroom.
Jack.
What are they?
It's handwritten.
And it's all filled. The whole book.
They're journal entries.
"0400. S.R. moves Ping-Pong table again.
0415. Takes a shower." What is this?
Hey, doc?
What'd you say Sayid's sign was when the coast was clear to hit that beach party?
That means he found them, right?
That's miles from here.
- Where were you taking us? - What?
Sayid said he'd light the signal so we'd meet him at the shore.
- Why aren't we going to the beach? - We are.
- We're nowhere near the beach! - I had to.
- What? - I...
Sawyer!
Run! Go! Go!
Hold on. Wait!
Tell me about this other hatch you found. This... Pearl.
The Pearl is a psychological station full of TV monitors.
And two men sat in viewing chairs
and filled notebooks with observations on what happens in here.
And then they put the notebooks in pneumatic tubes
that sent them to their headquarters so they could evaluate us
as an experiment.
What?
- What if you've got it backwards? - Backwards?
What if the experiment wasn't on the two men here, but on the two men in there?
- I want to see that tape. - No, you can't.
Was there anything else in that station? A computer?
- Yeah. - So, what did it do?
Nothing! It didn't do anything. It printed out numbers. Lots of numbers.
- Where is it? - Here.
Reading material for the next 19 minutes. Knock yourself out.
You've been shaving every day for the last three years.
You need to live a little. Let go.
I'm never gonna let go, brother.
Oh, that's the spirit. Goodbye, Des.
Goodbye?
Yeah. Goodbye. See you in a couple hours.
Well, gosh. I didn't think you had the stones to come after me.
I was a spook for ten years. I know when I'm being followed.
- What are you doing with my boat? - I'm fixing it.
You were leaving?
Well, I mean, not yet. She's still about a week away.
You wrecked her pretty good, Des.
So, what do you think? Want to come with me?
Come where?
What about the button?
Screw the button, man. Who knows if it's even real?
That's not what you said when you were going on about dams
- and electromagnetics and fail-safes! - Well, I was drunk.
Why did you lie to me?
I lied to you because I needed a sucker to save the world after I left.
- You're crazy! You bastard! - Come on.
You stole my life! What else did you lie to me about?
- What else? Tell me! - Easy.
How could you do this to me?
Get up.
Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
Failure. System failure.
System failure. System failure.
What are you doing?
- When did you come here? - What?
The island. When did you come here? How long ago?
- Sixty, 65 days. - The date! What was the date?
September 22nd.
It was September 22nd.
I think I crashed your plane.
Everybody just calm down!
It's fake.
- We know that your beard is fake. - Sorry, missy. I didn't get you.
She says she knows your beard's fake, Tom.
Well, thanks for pointing that out, Kate.
I can't tell you how much this thing itches.
And thanks for telling them my name, Bea.
Hello, again.
Where's your beard?
I think they know.
All right. Let's take care of business.
Eko?
Eko.
It's Charlie. Wake up!
- We need to push the button. - No, we don't.
Did you not hear me? I crashed your plane.
How did you manage to do that?
That day, those numbers turned to hieroglyphics.
When the last one came down, this place started to shake.
That screen filled up with "system failure."
"System failure." And that number there:
92204. September the 22nd, 2004. The day your plane crashed. It's real!
It's all bloody real! Now push the damn button!
I know what I saw! It's a lie! It's not real!
None of it is real!
You don't want to push the button? Then I will.
No!
You've killed us.
You've killed us all.
No. I just saved us all.
Hey! Eko! Wake up.
Can I get some help? Can you help me?
I'm trying, brother!
Dearest Des.
I'm writing this letter to you as you leave for prison.
And I've hidden it in the one place you would turn to
in a moment of great desperation.
I know you go away with the weight of what happened on your shoulders.
And I know the only person who can ever take it off is you.
Please don't give up, Des.
Because all we really need to survive is one person who truly loves us.
And you have her.
I will wait for you always.
I love you, Pen.
It's all gone!
It's all...! It's all gone!
It's all... It's all gone.
This was supposed to work!
I've done everything you wanted me to do, so why did you do this?
Three days before you came down here, before we met,
I heard a banging on the hatch door, shouting.
But it was you, John, wasn't it?
You say there isn't any purpose? No such thing as fate?
But you saved my life, brother. So that I could save yours.
Don't! No! No! None of this is real!
Nothing is gonna happen! We're gonna be OK!
I've got to go, and you've got to get as far away from here as possible.
- Go where? Stop! - I'm gonna blow the dam, John.
I'm sorry for whatever happened that made you stop believing.
But it's all real.
And now I've got to go and make it all go away.
Wait! Desmond?
I'll see you in another life, brother.
System failure. System failure.
Eko! Eko! Wake up!
Can you move? Hey, come on.
You all right?
- Come on! Come with me! - Charlie.
- No! Hang on! - Get out of here! Go!
Eko!
John!
I was wrong.
All we really need to survive is one person who truly loves us.
And you have her.
I will wait for you always.
I love you.
I love you, Penny.
Charlie!
You OK?
It's... it's hard to tell exactly, Bernard.
My ears... You know?
Where's Locke? Eko?
- They're not back yet? - No.
I'm not happy about the arrangement that was made with you,
but we got more than we bargained for when Walt joined us.
So I suppose this is what's best.
And you let me go. Set me free.
You lived up to your word.
We live up to our word too.
- You know how to drive a boat? - I can drive a boat.
Good. You're gonna take this boat and follow a compass bearing of 325.
And if you do that exactly, you and your son will find rescue.
What, that's it?
I follow the bearing, and me and my son get rescued?
Yes.
How do you know I won't tell people about where I was?
Maybe you will, and maybe you won't.
But it won't matter.
Once you leave, you'll never be able to get back here.
And my hunch is you won't say a word to anybody.
Because if you do, people will find out what you did to get your son back.
My friends. I was promised you wouldn't hurt them.
A deal's a deal.
Who are you people?
We're the good guys, Michael.
All right. She's all yours.
What? What, am I stupid? Where is my son?
Walt's inside.
Walt?!
Bon voyage, Michael.
Walt!
Dad! Dad!
Come here. Come here.
- You OK? - Yeah, I'm OK. I'm OK.
OK. I got you now.
It's gonna be OK, now. We're going home, Walt.
Hugo, you can go back to your camp.
What?
Go back.
Your job is to tell the rest of your people they can never come here.
But what about my friends?
Your friends are coming home with us.
Go.
What happened out there, Charlie?
You want to hear the part about me nearly being killed
by the flaming fire ball or the flying fork?
I want you to be serious.
Nothing happened.
Well, something happened.
I mean, that noise, and the sky turned that weird violet colour.
Did it?
- Hello? - Ms Widmore?
- Yes? - It's us.
I think we found it.