When you stick to the truth you dont fear to for the entire majority so here we are to stand for the people ,our gift are been spoiled by fear , I know NOW why the Lord was saying to be courageous Thanks

he could just throw it into that corridor and survive while also saving everyone

Thats exactly what i was thinking. They had more than enough time to toss it somewhere ​@@bj_cat103

What were his faults?

@@minliminli502 he did kurder quite a few people AND sided with the enemy

​@@nicoludoc1117so did Claire?

The musical score is what makes the scene powerful. Sayid was a major character with the rest of them, but his death came and went in a flash.

It wasn't possible, I think, due to how he died. He exploded, literally.

@@otaviocavalo4453 Watch Dom's death in Gears of war 3

​@@mateus4874 wouldn't fit in a scene like this, even tho I love that scene

@@otaviocavalo4453that was the same with Michaels death they couldn’t really elaborate on it more because it was just simply an explosion

He is local radioshark clerk

Until the series finale he thought it was 4

I may say ❤ him by now because to work for people is not the work that just comes from people but it's from God Himself only so even you can be interfeared you can't stop May your name be greatful He said on 1st Corinthians 1:25:and27 I thank God to His visions I salute You

One of my all-time favorite TV characters. He was so persistent, resourceful, caring, and badass. My favorite Lost character alongside Locke.

Why?..

@@artembaranov in my opinion he was smartest character, moral, torture, assassin, former soldier. He was character who was different than traditional good guy and bad guy

@@houseofmatrix6174 Like Keamy, who would have killed him if Richard hadn't stopped him.

@@artembaranov who’s Keamy? He kill Sayid?

@@houseofmatrix6174 Keamy was the head mercenary from season 4 when witmore brought all those guys on the freighter to the island and the scene he’s referring to is a fight scene with keamy and sayid sayid a beast he got some nice hits in on keamy but in the end as he said Keamy had sayid on the ground choking him out with a stick to his neck sayid was seconds away from death but Richard shoots keamy in the back and saves the day

Are u sure? It was MiB' idea to bring them together in a closed space and blow up the bomb so nobody can survive. He did this indirectly using the bomb without his own skills.

@@artembaranov Yeah but he also knew that Sawyer's impatient would cause him to trip the bomb. Using Locke's knowledge of Sawyer as well as their encounter in 6x03, MiB knew that Sawyer would do exactly this. The bomb couldn't have exploded without intervention, because then it would have been a direct result of MiB which would violate "the rules".

@@finb Thanks for the information, looks like u're a real fan of the series. This point is really new for me.. May I ask your opinion on some questions? Did the h-bomb explode or not when Juliet bumped it with the rock? Why pregnant women always die on the Island /starting from some unknown time/? What was Jack's plan to kill MiB/Smokey when he faces him on the lawn before they went to the heart of the Island?

@@artembaranov Absolutely! I'm always happy to discuss this awesome show with fans. To answer your questions: 1 - I believe the H-Bomb did indeed explode, and because of how close the detonation was to the anomaly under the island, the two effects were cancelled out which is what threw our group back to the present day. 2 - Pregnant woman only died on the Island after Juliet had detonated the bomb, as evident by how Amy can successfully give birth to Ethan in the 70s. So it would stand to reason that the radioactive side effects of the detonation are what affect the mothers in their second/third trimesters. 3 - I believe that Jack had thought a "long game" plan out from prior to their encounter on the lawn. Despite how risky it sounds, Jack's plan appeared to be to trick MiB into going with him to the Heart of the Island, as seeing as he likely knows this is where "it all started," he believes this is also where it can all end. So I think the conflict he had with MiB before they ventured out was all part of Jack's illusion to convince MiB that he actually no longer wanted to kill him, when in truth, he was just biding his time to get MiB into the place where he thought the most damage could be dealt.

@@finb Nice saying indeed. I always thought that the h-bomb was blown up, despite the most part of Lost experts on Reddit think differently.

@@alylynne3074 well he could’ve just threw the bomb somewhere and ran and hid until after the explosion 🤷🏾‍♂️

I was thinking the same

He didnt care, This Sayid literally does not have any emotions or feelings, he's barely hanging on to humanity. He literally just let Claire almost kill Kate like two episodes before.

@@TheodoreBotman That doesn't make sense since the sacrifice was pointless. He could have tossed it and achieved the same results. I don't get why he did everything leading up to the submarine if he didn't care anymore.

I guess cos he could get it as far away as possible by running.

Yh, but then thry revived him.

I think it is especially touching that Sayid ran off with the bomb even though he didn't have a soul. It shows that he was still a good person at heart, even when he was being controlled by the Man in Black. Sayid's death was a sad moment in the show, but it was also a fitting end for his character. He died a hero, saving his friends and the Island from destruction. I think Sayid is a great example of how even the most broken people can find redemption. He was a tortured soul, but he ultimately found a way to find peace and happiness. He is a reminder that it is never too late to change for the better.

1 John 3:16 Romans 5:8

These characters are in no way similar. The only theme in common is betrayal. In that sense, both Rick and Ana Lucia were betrayed by someone. That doesn't make them similar