LOST Finale Explained by Evangeline Lily

This is her explanation of how the finale was meant to be understood differently by different people, as told at her Dragon Con 2018 panel.

[matjennifer]

Wow Evangeline slayed this, what an amazing description

[blackfang]

We are the lucky ones
We shine like a thousand suns
When all of the colour runs together
I'll keep you company
In one glorious harmony
Waltzing with destiny forever
Dance me into the night
Underneath the moon shining so bright
Turning me into the light

[nomadicolours]

Thank u! More people need to see this. Exactly!

[lastpme]

I thought the ending was fine…my biggest complaint was the show never explained why Walt was special. In season one that was a major focus and the Others pursued him on raft then attempted to kill his dad when they took Walt. Then in season two we rarely saw Walt and only saw him a few time afterwards. The last season of Lost I wanted the show runners to address Walt situation and they never did. The show runners say the actor grew too fast and didn’t know how to work it into a script. They made an island move, dealt with time travel, created a smoke monster who randomly killed people, then allowed the smoke monster have the ability to look like people…by trying to figure out how to deal with a child becoming a teenager was too complicated…really?

[agentorange]

Normies have lost the concept of metaphor. They want everything handed to them in tiny, digestible little sound bytes.

[Ben-pkcv]

I heard Evangeline Lily say that if I want the answer then go to church. Let's go to church everyone! Excellent advice. John 3v16, Romans 6v23, 1 John 5v13, Eph 2v8-9, Romans 10v9 & 13, Revelation 21v6.

[raadalmansoori]

They where all lost, they had lost they’re families, when every person dies it signifies that they are not lost anymore and they found they’re family. The island is the sign of lost and in the end is a sign of finding the family they where lost with. That’s what made the best finale show of all time. They where never lost in a island, they where lost real in life, the island is metaphorical being stuck of they’re struggles in life. Death in the island metaphorical means they’re not lost no more.

[juliusjud]

Liked the finale? No.
I LOVED the finale.

[vickie]

I didn’t get what she said from the finale at all..All the people were flawed..unhappy..had nothing to do with church..It was because their death would come no matter what…Thats what it is to me…They just learned from their experience to care..to love..to let go..

[adriennejones]

LOL No the ending is very clear as written.

[westcoastfan]

This sucks as badly as the sideways part of the final season and finale. But it was Cuse's and Lindelof's story to tell and I loved the experience even if I didn't get the answers I wanted about the Island
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[jjmah]

lol why you asking her? she doesn’t have a fucking clue 😂

[verto]

I'm sorry, the speech was great, but if you have millions of people watching your show for 6 years to know what the island is, you can't just say 'go to religion to know the answers in life'

[zineddinezemmouri]

She is paddling dude 😎 she doesn't know the answer 😂 🙏
Tell the fans the truth that 80% of the hole story has been changed it was not supposed to be like more then 3 season, i think 🤔 so they come up with another reasons just to make it as long as possible .

[Dudewheresmycarnivore]

Evangeline is still telling you what to believe, and acting like a religion herself.