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Lost season 1. List of episodes. " House of the Rising Sun " is the sixth episode of the first season of the American television series Lost. It centers on Jin-Soo Kwon (Daniel Dae Kim), who brutally attacks Michael Dawson (Harold Perrineau); the survivors do not know why since Jin and his wife Sun-Hwa Kwon (Yunjin Kim) only speak Korean.
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Previously on Lost
1. Immediately before the crash, Charlie enters the bathroom on Flight 815 to snort heroin. ♪ ("Pilot, Part 2") 2. Sayid, Kate, Shannon, Boone, and Sawyer argue about the French transmission they picked up and agree to keep it a secret from the other survivors. ("Tabula Rasa") 3. Jack discovers a cave deep in the jungle with a water spring inside. He returns to the beach and takes charge, telling everyone they need to start working together to survive. ♪ ("White Rabbit") 4. Michael approaches...
Flashbacks
Sun chats at a dinner party and is offered some champagne by a waiter, Jin. He also hands her a napkin, which contains a message. She meets with him away from the party goers, and the two kiss. Sun wants to elope, but Jin tells her that her father, Mr. Paik, would not allow it. As a symbol of affection, Jin reassures her by giving her a white flower and promises that it will one day be a diamond. Days later, Jin finds Sun outside in the garden where the party was held. He has spoken to her fa...
On the Island
Day 7 Sun opens her eyes after sniffing flowers. She looks on as Jack and Kate talk playfully about his tattoos. Kate cannot see how the spinal surgeon could have such a wild side but their "verbal copulation," as Charlie calls it, is cut short, as some of the group is preparing to head for the caves to retrieve drinking water. ♪ Meanwhile, Sun wonders what's wrong as Jin runs toward Michael in anger. Jin violently attacks him while Sun and Walt shout for him to stop. Sayid and Sawyer pull th...
The identity of the individuals in the cave, "Adam and Eve," was revealed near the end of the series in "Across the Sea". Archive footage from this episode is used in that episode during the reveal...This episode has both the lowest number of guest stars (none) and the lowest number of co-stars (one) for any episode of the entire series.This episode is rated TV-14-V.This is the first episode where, in a flashback, the centric character (in this case, Sun) interacts with another main character (Jin) who is not the centric character.Emilie de Ravin (Claire) does not appear and is not credited, for the first of several times in Season 1.Ian Somerhalder (Boone) and Maggie Grace (Shannon) appear without speaking lines.This is the first episode to not feature every regular.Recurring themes
1. Sun's left eye was shown at the start of the episode. (Eyes) 2. Jin gave Sun a puppy. (Animals) 3. Charlie was attacked by bees. (Animals) 4. Jack and Kate found both black and white stones on the dead bodies at the caves. (Black and white) 5. Jack was seen at the airport arguing as Jin and Sun waited in line. (Character connections) 6. Sun lied to Jin about planning to leave him, deceived all the survivors into thinking she could not speak English, and persuaded Michael to play along with...
Cultural references
1. Adam and Eve: Locke refers to the skeletons found in the cave as Adam and Eve. These were the first man and woman created by God, according to the Bible and the Koran. (Religion and ideologies) 2. "The House of the Rising Sun": The title of the episode is also a popular American folk song. The "house" in the song refers to either a brothel or a prison, and the lyrics are either from a female or male vantage point depending on the version of the song. The female version of the song tells th...
Literary techniques
1. Right after Jin attacked Michael, Sun's flashback starts with a scene of the watch on her wrist. Later it is revealed that Jin attacked Michael because of the watch he wears. (Foreshadowing) 2. Sayid says he will interview Sun about Jin's reasons for attacking Michael, foreshadowing the reveal that Sayid is an interrogator. Also, during the final scene, the lyrics to the song Hurley listens to says, "You have caused so many pain and misery," as the camera leads to Sayid, foreshadowing the...
Episode references
1. Sayid asks Sawyer for the handcuffs he took from the Marshal. ("Pilot, Part 2") 2. Jack likens the mystery of the skeletons to that of the polar bear. ("Pilot, Part 2") 3. Jack talks about the caves and fresh water he found. ("White Rabbit")
It was during this time that her team rescued Jin, who, as a result of the Island's move, was traveling through time. Shortly after Danielle gave birth, her daughter was taken away by Benjamin Linus, an Other. Rousseau lived alone for sixteen years, and over time became slightly disturbed due to her isolation.
This article contains episode summaries for the first season of Lost. In the U.S., original episodes of season one aired between September 22, 2004, and May 25, 2005. For airdates on other networks, and in other countries, see: Airdates. In order of character appearances Matthew Fox as Jack Shephard (25/25) Naveen Andrews as Sayid Jarrah (25/25) Jorge Garcia as Hugo "Hurley" Reyes (25/25) Josh ...
Lost – Season 1, Episode 6. Walt and the others are shocked when Michael is brutally beaten, but only Jin and Sun know the truth about the attack; Kate, Jack, Sawyer and Sayid argue about where ...
- Michael Zinberg
- September 22, 2004
- Matthew Fox
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Lost Season 1 Episode 6: House of the Rising Sun Summary: Walt and the others are shocked when Michael is brutally beaten, but only the non-English-speaking Jin and Sun know the truth behind the attack. Meanwhile Kate, Jack, Sawyer and Sayid argue about where the survivors should camp -- on the beach, where they're more likely to be seen, or in ...
