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February 2, 2010LOST character study: Sayid's Redemption?
Will the tortured torturer reach a point where he can let go of his troubled past?
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I am so, so sad to say it, but I have a bad feeling Sayid may be one of the characters who does not ultimately find redemption. He has taken upon himself the full weight of his past sins, and I think he's right--nothing can save him now, because he's won't let it. It's difficult to come to the realization that some of my favorite charactes probably won't find a happy ending!
Posted By: Laura | February 2, 2010 3:44 PM
wow... i think you may have totally missed the "rebirth" idea at the end of episode. He dies and is reborn.
Posted By: ian | February 3, 2010 12:18 AM