Watching Lost

KATE: What are we gonna do about him? About Aaron.
JACK: I don’t know.
KATE: I’ve been thinking a lot about him. Did you know that Claire was flying to L.A. to give him up for adoption?
JACK: No. No, I didn’t.
KATE: I think we should say he’s mine.
JACK: What?
KATE: We could say that I was six months pregnant when I was arrested and that I gave birth to him on the Island. No one would ever know.
JACK: Kate, no. You don’t have to.. There’s other ways to this.
KATE: After everyone we’ve lost–Michael, Jin, Sawyer… I can’t lose him, too.
JACK: Sawyer’s not dead.
KATE: No. But he’s gone. Good night, Jack.
JACK: Kate… If we’re gonna be safe, if we’re gonna protect the people that we left behind, tomorrow morning, I’m gonna have to convince everyone to lie. If it’s just me, they’re never gonna go for it. So I’m gonna turn to you first. Are you with me?
KATE: I have always been with you.

FARADAY: Charlotte? Charlotte?
SAWYER: What the hell’s wrong with her? She’s been out for ten minutes.
JULIET: Stop shouting, James.
FARADAY: Hey, man. Thank you.
JULIET: If there’s something that you want to tell me, Daniel, now would be a good time.
FARADAY: I’m not sure what you mean exactly.
SAWYER: She’s asking if you know why your girlfriend had a seizure.
JULIET: Give us some space, would you?
SAWYER: She’s like this ’cause the sky keeps lighting up. He knew this would happen and he didn’t say squat about it.
JULIET: James… go away.
JULIET: Did you know that this would happen?
FARADAY: I thought… I thought it might. I think it’s neurological. Our brains have an internal clock, a sense of time. The flashes… throw the clock off. It’s like really bad jet lag.
JULIET: Really bad jet lag doesn’t make you hemorrhage, Daniel. You wanna tell me why it isn’t happening to the rest of us?
FARADAY: I don’t know. But thank God it’s not.

KATE:  I’ll give you the blood samples, but first, I wanna talk to your client. Considering what you’re asking for, that’s more than reasonable.
NORTON: Well, I am, uh, seeing my client later today, and I will be sure to pass along your offer. But I am pretty sure of what the answer’s gonna be–no. And the reason, of course, is that you’re in no position to be making any kind of deals, and we both know it. I have a signed court order compelling you to let us confirm that you’re the child’s mother. I could send the sheriff over there today and make you do it, but my client insists that we… handle the exchange of custody quietly.
KATE: What do you mean “exchange of custody”?
NORTON: You know exactly what I mean.
KATE: No, I… Mr. Norton, I just wanna know who is doing this to me.
NORTON: You did this to yourself. Now it is time you prepare yourself, Ms. Austen. You are going to lose the boy.

JACK: Kate, we have to go now.
KATE: I’m not going anywhere until you tell me what just happened!
JACK: She doesn’t know anything.
KATE: What?
JACK: She doesn’t know. She still thinks that Claire is dead. She doesn’t even know that Aaron exists.
KATE: But the lawyer–
JACK: She sued Oceanic, and she’s in town to pick up her settlement.
KATE: What, and it’s just a coincidence that her lawyer happens to be the same one that’s trying to take my son?
JACK: I don’t know. But whoever’s trying to take Aaron… it’s not her.
KATE: Then who is it?

JACK: It’s okay. He’s with me.
KATE: He’s with you?
JACK: I know this is gonna be hard to understand, but he’s here to help us. To help everyone that we left behind. We all need to be together again.
KATE: It’s him.
JACK: What?
KATE: It’s him. He’s the one who’s trying to take Aaron.
JACK: No. No. You–you don’t understand.
BEN: No, Jack. She’s right. It was me. Sorry.
KATE: Who the hell do you think you are? Why don’t you just stay away?! Why don’t you leave me and my son alone?!
BEN: Because he’s not your son, Kate.

ROUSSEAU: What is your name?
JIN: Kwon Jin-su. Jin.
ROUSSEAU: Hello, Jin. I’m Danielle. Danielle Rousseau.