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Originally Posted by jayfin3
What could be more confusing than time travel? Alternate universes, of course...
My prediction: Sayid is Jacob reincarnated. The same way Locke is the Man in Black reincarnated. That is why it was so important to save Sayid.
Also, given that we now KNOW that the Man in Black IS the Smoke Monster, what does that reflect on the whole series? Going back to the very first episode, what do his actions mean? Lets think on what he has done:
-He kills Mr. Eko
-He tries to kill John Locke
-He listens to Ben and kills Whidmore's men
-He kills the pilot
What does it all mean?
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Well he needed Ben obviously so it would make sense that he'd help him.
A theory I have is that this guy is able to take the form of anyone that has passed away which is why he kills people as the smoke monster, assumes their indentity and uses that to manipulate people.
In other words all the dead people that visit Hurley and others is actually this guy, this would also explain the contrast between how Miles communicates with dead people and how everyone else communicates.