the black horse

[Lost Eternal]

Is there any significance too this?

My first thought was that it was similar to the entire boar-related experience that Sawyer had. (I'm still puzzled by that if anyone wants to explain)

Just wondering your thoughts on it and if there's any significance.

[pogenwurst]

Besides just that seeing the horse on the island probably brings up bad memories in Kate, I can't quite see its signifigance either.

One little thing about the horse being on the island though - could it be a clue to past residents of the island? For example, near where I live there's an island named Cumberland Island with wild horses that are the descendants of domesticated horses brought by early settlers (horses aren't native to the area).

[The Lost Man]

Yeah, that's probably right. I don't like the whole appearance of the horse and boar (from the first season of Lost) because it just seems like a stretch. I'm not sure about the horse, but with the boar them made it seem like it was an actual person.

But the horse has a strong connection to Kate's past - if I'm correct, in last episode it ran across the road and saved Kate by crashing the car. Unless that was a deer. Lol. I can't remember.

[Lpspider]

Originally Posted by The Lost Man

Yeah, that's probably right. I don't like the whole appearance of the horse and boar (from the first season of Lost) because it just seems like a stretch. I'm not sure about the horse, but with the boar them made it seem like it was an actual person.

But the horse has a strong connection to Kate's past - if I'm correct, in last episode it ran across the road and saved Kate by crashing the car. Unless that was a deer. Lol. I can't remember.

That sounds about right to me.

[Lost Eternal]

But I think there is a significant difference with the horse and the boar. The boar - be it true or not - seemed to come across as someone who hated Sawyer, probably the man Sawyer killed, though I am not certain.

The horse, though it may or may not be significant in Lost, seems entirely different than the boar that Sawyer encountered. Mysterious, yes, but different. Like a helper and not a hinderer. A friend.

Just some further thoughts.