Después de 6 años, hoy, 23 de Mayo, concluye mi serie favorita de todos los tiempos. Han sido 6 años intensos con cientos de teorías que han hecho explotar las cabezas de quienes se han sumado al fanatismo de esta maravillosa serie.
Pero ya he hablado suficiente de LOST en este blog así que toca hacer una retrospectiva y sumarme a un test que ha rodado la blogósfera norteamericana. Es justo empezar a responderse uno mismo cuáles eran las preferencias en estos seis años así que, aquí voy:
- ¿Cómo verás la final?
At home, alone. Try to bring order to the people around me because I'm not looking to leave even one second. This is a unique moment not only for me but for the history of television and I want maximum enjoyment.
- How do you think will end?
Over time I understood that this story was not written to please anyone but the very dynamics of the show. I've been pretty open to what they have shown me, and honestly, I'm pleased. I want the characters end up understanding why that happened because in the end there is a purpose and I think it is they who must understand they've been through, we, the viewers, we are just witnesses.
- Your favorite moment of LOST?
I have several, but I'll list three:
Desmond calls Penny (Episode: The Constant)
We Kate Back (Episode: Through the Looking Glass)
This is a place where miracles happen (Episode: The Orchid)
- What is your favorite? Here I
three also:
LOCKE: I think it represents the audience. She clung to their beliefs and that ended up killing him. A noble and devoted to his faith. DESMOND
: An unhappy life exposed him to dozens of suffering, but not everything was bad and got to meet with the love of his life, however, his fate is sacrificed. BENJAMIN
: manipulator and liar, he plays his own cards and moves as you want. Never trust him.
- What should be the big question to answer in the end?
What is the purpose of all this problem?
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That's not pleasing to everyone, I think that this end will mean the beginning of a new era in television. LOST changed everything from the way it markets a series to the preconception that the hearing was an idiot when they could launch complex stories with complex narrative without losing even more audience. Six years later
LOST goodbye to the small screen but no doubt will remain in talks a lot when you have to give examples of culture during the early twenty-first century.
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