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Desmond · 06-11-2007, 07:41 AM

I thought the final scene was a homage or wrap up to the entire Terrorist storyline as well as melding with the "it could come at any moment" fear that Tony lives in. Admit that when you were watching it that you were leery of the Italian dude, and then when the black guys walked in you (the royal you, or "we" as it may be) of course were leery of them. Even the middle aged hunter dude with USA on his hat was focused on. We were all waiting for it to come from somewhere and someone, which is what life has become post 9/11. Even if it's not a someone it can be a something, like hurrying across a street at night.

The viewer saw evil in everything that happened in that final 5 minutes even though in the end nothing happened.

At the end of the day no matter how paranoid we are we just wanna sit down with our loved ones, have some good food, and not stop believing.

06-11-2007, 07:41 AM	#243
Desmond Banned Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: The Hatch	I thought the final scene was a homage or wrap up to the entire Terrorist storyline as well as melding with the "it could come at any moment" fear that Tony lives in. Admit that when you were watching it that you were leery of the Italian dude, and then when the black guys walked in you (the royal you, or "we" as it may be) of course were leery of them. Even the middle aged hunter dude with USA on his hat was focused on. We were all waiting for it to come from somewhere and someone, which is what life has become post 9/11. Even if it's not a someone it can be a something, like hurrying across a street at night. The viewer saw evil in everything that happened in that final 5 minutes even though in the end nothing happened. At the end of the day no matter how paranoid we are we just wanna sit down with our loved ones, have some good food, and not stop believing.