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Gitara. Obraz oddala się, widać Charlie’go, który usiłuje przypomnieć sobie akordy piosenki. Już wątpi, denerwuje się. Locke proponuje mu spacer, jednak Charlie odmawia. Tymczasem, Jack usiłuje przekonać Kate by poszła do jaskiń, a Sawyer przenosi się do namiotu na plaży. Charlie idzie między drzewami, słyszy coś, wydaje mu się że potwora, więc ucieka. Retrospekcja: widzimy konfesjonał, Charlie spowiada się, mówi że ulegał pokusom, które spotykały go jako rockową gwiazdę. Po nauce księdza, Charlie rozważa odejście z zespołu, dopóki jego brat Liam nie zdobędzie kontraktu na nagranie płyty. The Moth lead Moth Flight throughout Moth Flight's Vision, including to aid Moth Flight and Micah in the discovery of the Moonstone. Jack is vast te komen zitten door een instorting en de anderen doen hun uiterste best om hem te bevrijden. Intussen proberen Kate en Sayid de Franse uitzending in kaart te brengen, een poging die echter wordt gedwarsboomd door een geheimzinnige aanval. |} Escrito por Exibido em Exibido em Elenco Convidados especiais Convidados Co-estrelado por Não creditados Imagens arquivadas "The Moth" foi o sétimo episódio da 1ª temporada de Lost, e foi ao ar no dia 3 de novembro de 2004. The Moth is the name given to a non-canonical small moth that appears to Gandalf occasionally to advise that the Eagles are coming. "[[|]]" es el episodio siete de la primera temporada de Lost. Charlie comienza una dura batalla para dejar las drogas, sorprendentemente ayudado por Locke, cuyo verdadero motivo para ayudar a Charlie es un misterio. Mientras, los supervivientes luchan por encontrar y liberar a Jack que ha sido enterrado vivo en un derrumbamiento de una cueva, y alguien debe estar frustrando en secreto el plan de Sayid, Kate y Boone para encontrar la fuente de la transmisión en francés. Flashback de Charlie Pace. OK. So this episode starts out with Charlie attempting to strum his guitar. Unfortunately, the black circles under his eyes, the hood up and the dripping sweat all over his face means that he's starting to go through withdrawal, and even John Locke knows that the only person who could write well during that process was Kurt Cobain, so he suggests he and Charlie go for a midday stroll. "The Moth" is the seventh episode of Season 1 of Lost. Charlie struggles with withdrawal symptoms after giving his remaining heroin stash to John Locke. Elsewhere, Sayid sets his plan in motion to isolate the origin of the French distress signal, in the hope that it could provide means of finding a way off the Island. Flashbacks in this episode center around Charlie's struggles with the temptations involved with being a rock star and also his older brother's massive ego. Charlie attempts to deal with a conflict plaguing him. Jack becomes trapped in a cave-in and Charlie makes an effort to rescue him. Kate, Sawyer, and Sayid try and triangluate the source of the French Transmission.

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Jack is vast te komen zitten door een instorting en de anderen doen hun uiterste best om hem te bevrijden. Intussen proberen Kate en Sayid de Franse uitzending in kaart te brengen, een poging die echter wordt gedwarsboomd door een geheimzinnige aanval. "[[|]]" es el episodio siete de la primera temporada de Lost. Charlie comienza una dura batalla para dejar las drogas, sorprendentemente ayudado por Locke, cuyo verdadero motivo para ayudar a Charlie es un misterio. Mientras, los supervivientes luchan por encontrar y liberar a Jack que ha sido enterrado vivo en un derrumbamiento de una cueva, y alguien debe estar frustrando en secreto el plan de Sayid, Kate y Boone para encontrar la fuente de la transmisión en francés. Flashback de Charlie Pace. "The Moth" is the seventh episode of Season 1 of Lost. Charlie struggles with withdrawal symptoms after giving his remaining heroin stash to John Locke. Elsewhere, Sayid sets his plan in motion to isolate the origin of the French distress signal, in the hope that it could provide means of finding a way off the Island. Flashbacks in this episode center around Charlie's struggles with the temptations involved with being a rock star and also his older brother's massive ego. Charlie attempts to deal with a conflict plaguing him. Jack becomes trapped in a cave-in and Charlie makes an effort to rescue him. Kate, Sawyer, and Sayid try and triangluate the source of the French Transmission. |} Escrito por Exibido em Exibido em Elenco Convidados especiais Convidados Co-estrelado por Não creditados Imagens arquivadas "The Moth" foi o sétimo episódio da 1ª temporada de Lost, e foi ao ar no dia 3 de novembro de 2004. Charlie começa uma dolorosa jornada para se livrar das drogas, surpreendentemente apoiado por Locke, sendo o verdadeiro motivo para ajudar Charlie um mistério. Enquanto isso, os sobreviventes lutam para achar e salvar Jack, que foi soterrado por um desabamento das cavernas, e alguém está secretamente se opondo a Sayid, Kate, e Boone quando eles afirmam um plano para localizar a fonte da transmissão da Francesa. OK. So this episode starts out with Charlie attempting to strum his guitar. Unfortunately, the black circles under his eyes, the hood up and the dripping sweat all over his face means that he's starting to go through withdrawal, and even John Locke knows that the only person who could write well during that process was Kurt Cobain, so he suggests he and Charlie go for a midday stroll. Back at the beach, Jack is looking at Kate's mugshot when Kate comes up and tells him that she's got better pictures of herself, including ones that would fit in his wallet. Mm... sarcastic Kate. Flove it. Jack laughs cause he's been caught red-handed and tries to cover it up by making up some story about coming back for some things. He begrudgingly hands her back the picture and kicks himself cause now what's he going to look at while he's all alone at the caves? That's right, Kate. He's not staying at the beach. "You're mad at me," she says, and we all "aww" for her. Nope, he's not mad, he just can't understand why she won't come with him. And we can't either, really. Alas, they need to do something to keep this fabulous couple apart and us chomping at the bit so I guess it'll have to be this. Then, to make matters worse, Sawyer shows his smarmy face and lays claim to Jack's tent, making some snide comment about sharing it with someone. We all collectively roll our eyes at how annoying he is. Jack leaves and Kate watches him go. Charlie's in the jungle all alone when he starts to hear noises and he freaks out, the sensations heightened by his withdrawal. FB to Charlie in a confessional (which makes me FB to my catechism days) telling some poor priest about his "relations" with crab-infested groupie whores. We meet his brother, Liam, who's awesome cause he's got his feet on the church pews. He tells Charlie that they've just scored a recording contract. Back on the island, Charlie's still running and it turns out he was just bait for Locke to catch a boar. Locke tells Charlie that he's got three opportunities to ask for his drugs before Locke gives them back. Something about wanting to give Charlie the choice, which is the only thing that separates him from the boar that Locke just sliced open with his knife. Yummy. On the beach, Sayid is telling Kate and Boone (Wow! Forgot he was on the show!) about his distress signal plan. Essentially he needs to create a triangle using... makeshift electronic gadgets... to try and figure out where the crazy French chick's distress call is coming from. Or something like that. I'm not sure. But it's Sayid's plan, so you know it makes sense and will work even though he's working with more candy transcievers. However, the candy battery was eaten by seagulls out of the last one and he needs one, preferably from a lap top. What do you know, he can't find any. But Kate knows where they are. So she goes to GoldiSawyer (who's still reading Battleship Down. Wasn't he reading that like, a week ago? Slow reader, eh, Sawyer?) and is incredulous to hear he doesn't have any. Yeah, right. Like we believe him. Anyway, he makes a comment about her breaking up with Jack and she makes a zinger about him being a parasite. He's got nobody back on the island and she pities him. Skaters mistake this for sexual tension; I just see blind hatred. Back at the caves, Charlie tries to make himself useful by dumping supplies all over the floor. Then he starts looking through the medicine and gives Jack a lame story about having a headache. Poor Chahlie's feeling useless. FB back to the church where Liam is trying to convince Charlie to join DriveShaft, but Charlie is worried. He makes Liam promise that if things get too crazy and he says they're done, then they walk away. In the caves, Jin tries to control Sun but she's a new woman and isn't having it; Hurley tells Charlie to move his guitar because it's in the way; Charlie follows Jack into another cave and starts yelling about being a "bloody rock god" and shit starts to fall. The caves shake collapse and Charlie comes out. But Jack doesn't come out. And we're all peeing ourselves because our main man is stuck inside the caves and we don't know if he's OK. Hurley's screaming for him but there's no answer, and in typical Primo Island Jater #1 fashion, tells Charlie to run down to the beach to get help and more specifically says, "Make sure you tell Kate!" We all virtually hug Hurley at being so awesome. Kate and Sayid are walking through the jungle where Kate is expressing her uncertainty over his plan. Then they talk about surviving a plane crash and how that's lucky. Or something. Not sure why that's relevant, really. Sounds more of something Locke would be talking about. Charlie makes it to the beach and tells everyone they need help back at the caves to save Jack. Michael, Scott, Steve, Walt Boone and a few others race away. Boone turns around and tells Shannon (who's wearing a dress and dangly earrings, for goodness sake) about Sayid's plan. He tells her the instructions like she's three years old (he should have written it doesn for the princess) but she says she can do it. Charlie then remembers that he's supposed to tell Kate about Jack but Sawyer (who just so happens to be randomly not wearing a shirt) tells him that she's not around but he'll go find her. FB to Charlie being a rock God on stage. He's got red streaks in his hair and lots of guyliner but it's cool cause he's a musician. Then he's surprised when he sees Liam taking a coke bag out of a film canister. Classy, Liam. Real classy. In the caves, Michael comes up and goes all Frank Lloyd Wright on everyone's ass and tells them where to dig so the wall doesn't collapse. Sawyer meets up with Kate and Sayid in the jungle and when Kate (rightfully) gives him attitude, he doesn't tell her about Jack. He makes it sound like he's ready to help triangulate the call and we all want to gut him for being a piece of crap. Ugh. Why can't he disappear?? Charlie approaches Locke in the jungle and tells him about Jack, but Locke's not too concerned because he's currently skinny a dead boar carcus. Thank you, director, for not focusing on that too much. Charlie asks for his drugs a second time, which, for those of you counting at home, means he's got one chance left. Be strong, Charlie! Locke believes in you! He shows Charlie a moth cocoon and gives him the speech about struggle being nature's way of making us stronger. It's uplifting and we actually believe that baldy cares about the lad and his well being. At the caves, we still don't know whether or not Jack is alive or dead. Thanks to all that is good and holy, he is, but he's pinned. Jack, being the amazing guy that he is, asks whether or not Charlie's OK. Awwww. He's so thoughtful! On the walk, Sayid gives Sawyer another candy antenna and tells him to put it up in the tree and we get a nice Kayid moment where Sayid worries about Kate's well being with Sawyer. Let's face it - we're all a little worried because Sawyer is smarmy and we've seen him grab her before. Yick. He asks her what it is about Jack that gets her all "weak in the loins." She voices our collective unconscious thought and asks him if being a pig comes naturally and he laughs at her cause he knows she's right (and yes, it does). Then he tells her that with a bottle of peroxide and a bandaid he could run the island just like Jack and Kate scoffs because he's actually comparing himself to Jack. Sawyer looks visibly offended and takes that opportunity to drop the bomb that Jack is trapped in the cave and Kate freaks out because the idea of losing him is like her worst nightmare coming true. She high tails it out of there and Sawyer pities himself because he's a jerkface. Charlie's volunteered to go into the cave to get Jack and we FB to Charlie and his brother arguing about cancelling the tour because the drug use has gone too far. Liam makes Charlie feel like crap by saying that he's a nobody and a loser and Charlie considers it because he's got one blue fingernail and four black ones. How emo of you, Chahlie. Charlie makes it into the cave and to Jack but unfortunately, the hole he came in collapsed again. While everyone's trying to figure out what to do Kate comes in all "Where's Jack" and we love her because she's so concerned and the true feelings are coming out. She runs to the front of the line and starts digging. Inside the cave, Charlie moves a rock off of Jack and Jack says his shoulder's dislocated and that Charlie needs to pop it back in. In a nice juxtaposition of the story with Locke, Jack tells Charlie that he can do it, and he does. FB to Charlie at his now-clean brother's house in Australia where he's got the house and the kid and the perfect life. Charlie asks him to come back to the band but Liam won't have any of it and Charlie leaves, upset. Back in the cave, Jack asks Charlie when he last fix was and said he should have said something so he could have helped. "Yeah. You think I'm useless and a junkie to boot," Charlie says, and Jack is shocked because Charlie isn't useless. They then go on to have a wonderful exchange about the cave feeling like confession and how Jack's not a saint (why do I automatically make that dirty? Yeesh, I have a problem) when Charlie sees a moth. Wow! The symbolism is blinding, really. Charlie then starts digging his way out as Kate is killing herself digging her way in. She doesn't heed any of Michael's warnings because Jack is trapped and she needs to get to him. Charlie and Jack break their way through and we're all happy cause Jack is OK. But nobody's as happy as Kate is! In quite possibly the greatest hug ever recorded on television, Kate stumbles away from the wall, pure relief and ecstasy on her face when she sees Jack. Totally ignoring every other person in that cave (and there's like, 15 of them), she launches herself into his arms. Jack laughs and says something about his arm and she pulls back, completely silent. Everyone's happy to see him and Hurley laughs and bear-hugs Charlie for being a hero but Kate can't take her eyes away from the man who has unmistakably become more important than she probably ever thought possible. Back to that other storyline involving Sayid and signals,(cause we all forgot that there was anything else actually happening for a second) he blows his flair and Shannon (who's talking about Malibu, *megaeyeroll*) fires her and the other ones goes off, too. Sayid's excited cause of course his plan is going to work but then someone comes up and hits him in the face with something! Oh no! Poor Sayid. Back at the caves, Charlie's going through some nasty withdrawal and Locke is basting a pig with leaves and I laugh cause now Locke is also the island chef. Wonder if he's a fan of Rachel Ray? Anyway, Walt asks Michael if they can live in the caves and then they show a shot of Sun and I think they're implying that Michael really wants her so he can't stay. Or something like that. It's vague, at best. In another squeeful moment (God, Season 1 was so epic, I swear) Kate puts a sling on Jack and we all fangirl because she's his nurse again. She makes a joke about safe caves and Jack asks her if she's going back and unfortunately, she is. He thanks her for the sling and they stare at each other for a second and it's pure love and adoration and my heart can't take it. Charlie approaches Lockey Flay and asks for his drugs. When Locke hands them over, Charlie dumps it in the fire. I wonder if anyone will get high when the flames throw the magic dust on the boar? Mm... heroin basted Boar. Bet they never serve that on Top Chef. Anyway, Locke tells Charlie he's proud and the strings come in and the tears fall and we're proud of Charlie, too. The Moth is the name given to a non-canonical small moth that appears to Gandalf occasionally to advise that the Eagles are coming. Gitara. Obraz oddala się, widać Charlie’go, który usiłuje przypomnieć sobie akordy piosenki. Już wątpi, denerwuje się. Locke proponuje mu spacer, jednak Charlie odmawia. Tymczasem, Jack usiłuje przekonać Kate by poszła do jaskiń, a Sawyer przenosi się do namiotu na plaży. Charlie idzie między drzewami, słyszy coś, wydaje mu się że potwora, więc ucieka. Retrospekcja: widzimy konfesjonał, Charlie spowiada się, mówi że ulegał pokusom, które spotykały go jako rockową gwiazdę. Po nauce księdza, Charlie rozważa odejście z zespołu, dopóki jego brat Liam nie zdobędzie kontraktu na nagranie płyty. Wyspa. Okazuje się że to Locke użył Charliego jako przynęty do schwytania dzika. Po posiłku, Charlie domaga się jego narkotyków. Locke chce mu dać szansę. Charlie ma go poprosić o narkotyki 3 razy, za trzecim je dostanie. To był pierwszy raz. Po tym, Charlie prosi Locke’a by ten wyrzucił narkotyki gdzieś daleko stąd, lecz zamiarem Locke’a jest danie Charliemu możliwości wyboru – jedynej rzeczy która różni nas od zwierząt. Na plaży, Sayid objaśnia Kate swój plan, mający na celu rozszyfrowanie francuskiego przekazu radiowego – mają ustawić 3 anteny i wystrzelić racę, gdy będą gotowi do włączenia ich. Dzięki temu włączą je w jednym momencie. By plan wypalił, potrzebne są jeszcze baterie. Kate poszła więc do Sawyera – dobrze wiedziała, że gromadzi on różne rupiecie. Starała się go nakłonić do współpracy. Nadaremnie. Powiedziała, że nie ma on do kogo wracać, dlatego zachowuje się tak egoistycznie. Sprzeciwiając się temu, Sawyer zgodził się oddać baterie. Jack i Hurley kontynuowali przenoszenie rzeczy z plaży do jaskiń. Charlie zaoferował swoją pomoc, lecz za chwilę znikł. Kiedy jedna z walizek otwarła się, Charlie zauważył pojemnik z lekami i szybko schował jeden do kieszeni. Jack złapał go na gorącym uczynku. Charlie tłumaczył się „bólem głowy”, Jack na to, że Diazepam jest za silny na ból głowy i pozwolił mu odejść. Charlie wrócił do swojej gitary. Retrospekcja: Liam próbuje namówić Charlie’go do pozostania w zespole – kusi go sławą i bogactwem, apeluje do jego ego. Liam obiecuje opiekować się nim. Charlie przystaje na to, jednak mówi Liamowi, że skończą z tym jeżeli sprawy zajdą za daleko. Wracamy na Wyspę. W jaskiniach Hurley prosi Charlie’go by ten przeniósł swoja gitarę gdzieś indziej, robiąc miejsce dla zaopatrzenia. To wyprowadziło Charliego z równowagi, poszedł do Jacka i powiedział mu by przestał się rządzić. Niespodziewanie jaskinia zaczęła się walić. Kiedy Charlie zdołał uciec, Jack pozostał uwięziony w środku! Kate i Sayid podróżowali przez dżunglę by ustawić anteny, podczas gdy Charlie pobiegł na plażę po pomoc. Boone zostawił Shannon, gdyż to on był odpowiedzialny za ustawienie ostatniej anteny. Sawyer pobiegł powiedzieć Kate co przydarzyło się Jackowi. Przenosimy się w retrospekcji do okresu świetności Drive Shaft. Podczas koncertu Charlie stał na scenie obok Liama, rozentuzjazmowani fani krzyczeli. Kiedy zaczęli swój przebój „Y’all Everybody”, Liam zaśpiewał refren. Za sceną Charlie upomniał brata, że zaśpiewał nie swoją część. Liam tłumaczy, że zamyślił się przez chwilę i zlekceważył Charlie’go. Charlie patrzył na starszego brata, który wyciągnął znajomy brązowy proszek. Liam puścił oko i uśmiechnął się, następnie poszedł ćpać. Powrót na Wyspę. Wszyscy starali się oczyścić wejście do jaskini ze skał. Kiedy przybył Michael, wykorzystał swoje 8-letnie doświadczenie w budownictwie – koordynował pracę do momentu, w którym mógł ocenić, które miejsce jest dość stabilne by zacząć kopać. W dżungli Sawyer zatrzymał Kate i Sayida, by przekazać im wieści odnośnie Jacka. Niemiłe komentarze Kate powodują, że Sawyer postanawia nie mówić im o wypadku w jaskiniach, zamiast tego podąża z nimi. Kiedy Locke oczyszczał kolejnego dzika, Charlie przybył i powiedział mu o sytuacji z Jackiem. Lecz Locke wiedział, jaki jest prawdziwy powód, przez który Charlie do niego przyszedł – chciał swojej działki. Locke pokazał Charliemu kokon, z którego usiłowała wydostać się larwa. Wyjaśnił, że mógłby jej pomóc, lecz wtedy będzie za słaba by przetrwać - uwalnianie się z kokonu to jej naturalny sposób wzmacniania się. Locke przypomniał Charlie’mu ze jeżeli jeszcze raz poprosi go o narkotyki – będą jego. W jaskiniach, tunel został odkopany na tyle, by można było słyszeć Jacka. Powiedział, że jest przygnieciony i nie może się ruszyć. Michael przekazał tę wiadomość grupie i powiedział, że ktoś mały powinien pójść po Jacka. Charlie, który akurat wrócił od Locke’a, zgłosił się na ochotnika. Sayid, Kate i Sawyer zatrzymali się by ustawić kolejną antenę. Sayid polecił Kate by o 17 wystrzeliła swoją racę. Następnie zostawił Kate i Sawyera razem. Sawyer stara się dowiedzieć co Kate widzi w Jacku. Kate mówi, że Sawyer nie dorasta Jackowi do pięt, a on na to że Jack jest prawdopodobnie martwy. Charlie czołga się przez tunel do Jacka. Pojawia się retrospekcja, w której tunelem jest droga przez tłum za kulisami. Widzi Liama, który pije i ćpa. Podczas, gdy Liam uważa, że nic się nie stało, Charlie grozi przerwaniem trasy koncertowej. Przypomina, że sprawy zaszły za daleko i muszą zrezygnować, tak jak to sobie obiecali. Mówi, że Liam zniszczył Drive Shaft, Liam ripostuje, że Drive Shaft to tylko i wyłącznie on. Ponadto, powiedział że Charlie jest niczym bez zespołu i odszedł. Załamany Charlie bierze paczkę z narkotykami i wysypuje trochę na rękę. Zastanawia się, czy wziąć… W pół drogi, tunel za Charlie’m zawala się. Charlie zdąża dotrzeć do Jacka, jednak teraz obaj są uwięzieni w środku. Charlie zdejmuje kawałek skały z ramienia Jacka, następnie nastawia mu bark. W retrospekcji przenosimy się gdzieś na przedmieścia w Australii. Charlie puka do drzwi, otwiera mu całkiem odmieniony Liam. Charlie mówi, że załatwił im występ w Los Angeles. Lecz Liam zaczął nowe życie – ma żonę i dziecko. Kiedy Charlie ściąga okulary przeciwsłoneczne, Liam orientuje się, ze Charlie znowu bierze. Oferuje mu pomoc. Wściekły Charlie odchodzi, zmierza na brzemienny w skutki lot do Los Angeles. Na zewnątrz, ludzie zaczęli tracić nadzieję. Kate przybyła i namawiała by nie zaprzestawać wysiłkom. Wewnątrz, Jack szybko przekonał się, co jest nie tak z Charlie'm. Powiedział że pomoże mu, jeżeli uda im się stąd wydostać – wyczerpuje im się tlen – bardzo szybko. Charlie zauważył ćmę, która latała wewnątrz jaskini. Podążał za nią do małego otworu i zaczął kopać – podczas, gdy Kate i reszta kopali z drugiej strony. Charlie i Jack wydostali się na powierzchnie i wrócili do obozu. Kate szczęśliwa, że widzi Jacka żywego, rzuciła mu się w ramiona. Jack był wdzięczny Charliemu za wyciągnięcie ich stamtąd. W międzyczasie, Sayid był już gotowy do włączenia swojej anteny, więc wystrzelił racę. Trzecia raca została wystrzelona z pozycji Kate. Sayid włączył antenę by złapać sygnał, wtedy niespodziewanie otrzymał cios w głowę. Ktoś lub coś nie chce, by opuścili Wyspę. Tej nocy w jaskiniach Charlie poprosił Locke’a o narkotyki. To był trzeci raz, Locke dotrzymał słowa i mu je oddał Charlie niespodziewanie wrzucił je do ognia. Locke powiedział Charlie’mu, że jest z niego dumny i wiedział, że jest w stanie to zrobić. Charlie obserwował ćmę latającą wokół ognia, nareszcie wolny od swego nałogu. The Moth lead Moth Flight throughout Moth Flight's Vision, including to aid Moth Flight and Micah in the discovery of the Moonstone.

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