LOST CURSED NUMBERS

below lists some connections up as far as Episode 20:

4- # of years Locke was in his wheelchair- # of years since Sawyer made his “birthday wish”- # of people that will fit on Micheals raft- # of refills of Shannon’s inhaler Boone brought with him- # of days that pass before Jack decides to burn the fuselage/bodies for a signal- # of months the Psychic tried to convince Claire to raise her baby alone before giving her money and telling her of the couple in LA- # of times Boone says “Theresa falls up the stairs, Theresa falls down the stairs” in Locke’s Dream- # of people who knew their blood type when Charlie asked them for it- # of times Jin hammers the raft with the axe before running off to help Kate- Sayid said the French signal could be a SAT 4

8- # of weeks Driveshaft was going to tour- # of days after the crash other survivors moved to the caves

15- # of members on Danielle's research team- # of kilometers to nearest town from Aussie farm

16- # of weeks since someone won the lottery before Hurley- # of red dots in Oceanic logo

23- Jack's seat number was 23A- The reward for turning Kate in is $23,000

42- # of spaces on a game of Connect Four board- # of days late Claires period was when she found out she was preggers

REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE

It’s a Stewart Stern 60’s movie on Jim’s troubled life that tries to discuss the origin of teenage rebellion against everything. Jim’s family seems to be the first cause. His grandma is domineering woman in her sixties who has made her son Frank dependent upon her for every breath he takes. She is the irritant in the household--the silent ruler--the silent enemy of Frank's marriage. His father, Frank, is an unfeathered man who has never been able to have fun. He is anxious to be a real father to Jim, but has never learned how. Jim’s mother is tense and immature, she has never found the husband she married. Upset by the presence of her mother-in-law, mated with an ineffectual and joyless man, she takes out her disappointment on him and on her son. As a result, Jim is the angry victim. At seventeen he is filled with confusion about his role in life. Because of his "nowhere" father, he does not know how to be a man. Because of his wounding mother, he anticipates destruction in all women. And yet he wants to find a girl who will be willing to receive his tenderness, as well as a child who nedd much more than that.