“ Jacob saying “I didn’t pluck any of you out of a happy existence” raises a question: Is contentment a disqualification? Kate’s name was crossed off because she became a mother and seemed happy. Bernard and Rose found what they were looking for and pulled themselves out of the game. Does this tie in to the relative stability of the Sideways Universe somehow?
I like Noel Murray’s thinking here.
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milesmueller said:
I interpreted it as their lives before the crash. If Jacob hadn’t have brought Kate to the island, she never would have ended up as a mother. If Bernard and Rose hadn’t been brought to the island, Rose would be dead from her disease.
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