9 enero 2010
SAYID: Please, I don’t wish to hurt you.
DANIELLE: You already have.
SAYID: Don’t.
[Sayid fires, but nothing happens.]
DANIELLE: The firing pin has been removed. Robert didn’t notice it was missing, either — when I shot him.
SAYID: But you loved him.
DANIELLE: He was sick.
SAYID: Sick?
DANIELLE: It took them, one after the other. I had no choice. They were already lost.
SAYID: You killed them.
DANIELLE: What would have happened if we were rescued? I couldn’t let that happen. I won’t.
[Sayid throws the rifle down.]
SAYID: I’m not sick.
DANIELLE: I know.
SAYID: Then why kill me?
DANIELLE: I can’t let you go. Don’t you understand, to have someone to talk to, to touch —
SAYID: “You’ll find me in the next life if not in this one.”
DANIELLE: What?
SAYID: The writing on the back of Nadia’s photograph. I know what it’s like to hold on to someone. I’ve been holding on for the past 7 years to just a thought, a blind hope that somewhere she’s still alive. But the more I hold on, the more I pull away from those around me. The only way out of this, this place, is with their help. Come with me. You don’t have to be alone, Danielle.