Who is Jeremy Benithm in the missing? He explained the story of the fifth season

No width was full of many convincing puzzles such as “Lost” from ABC. The bids, Damon Lindelov and Carlton Cos, announced that the series will end in the sixth season, and with the finish line on the horizon, the race was running to discover answers to many questions. However, even as it approached the end, the series continued to throw new secrets for us to keep us on the fingers of our foot. Among them in the fourth season was the mystery of “Who is Jeremy Benam?” In the conclusion of the third season, we discovered that Jack and Kate somehow we managed to escape from the island, but the discovery of a coffin is loaded with an unknown person inside him pushing Jack to return, which led to the last range of the chain.

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In the conclusion of the third season, we have never seen who is “Jeremy Bentham” inside the coffin, so we spend all the fourth season in an attempt to look at the interior. Speculation about who Jeremy Benithm was a major part of the mystery box in the fourth season, and the exhibitors knew exactly how the audience was harassed by the answer.

There was always an intense scrutiny about the secrets Three versions of the fourth season were filmed, Only if there is a leak that would destroy the surprise. We had to wait until the last moments of the fourth season to learn that Sawyer or Desmond was not inside this coffin, but John Locke.

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However, even with this disclosure, until the fifth season we will not learn why John got the name “Jeremy Pinam”.

One of the central questions that prompted the “missing” from the beginning was if any of the survivors of Oceanic 815 would escape from the island, and in the third season, through the look of appearance “, we learned that at least some of them would do so. Then throughout the fourth season, we learned that escaping from the island was not a happy news for others who wanted to keep the Al -Jazeera site secretly, and in the fifth season, we see Locke and he takes care of the task of re -returning them.

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Transform The wheel in the heart of the island, Its dropping in the middle of the Tunisian desert, and it is visited by one of the most mysterious series opponents, Charles Widmore. Widmore offers Locke to return Oceanic 6 to the island, giving him an assistant in the form of Matthew Abadon from Lance Redk and the fake identity of Jeremy Bentham.

The episode “The Life and Death of Jeremy Betham” titled “Life and Death of Jeremy Betham” surpasses John’s endeavor to the return of Oceanic 6. Each one is visited by one, but eventually failed to persuade any of them to return. At the lowest moment for him and in a hole of despair, Locke decided to end his life, and link the gallows to hang himself, just to be saved at the last minute by Ben Linus. Locke wants to die until Ben revealed that Jack, among all people, has reserved a ticket to Sydney, a revelation that Jack really wants to return to the island. With the return of a glimmer of hope, Luke Laban reveals how he plans to return everyone to the island. And that is when Ben makes his most sad steps (which really says something) and kills Locke and the stages of death as a suicide to steal his plan for himself.

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Locke has always been a person who is greater than life, and even in death, he succeeded in returning Jack and others to the island. It is a tragic and bitter end of Peters and has passed for our favorite personality, which has become more horrific when we realize that Locke’s body was stolen by a mysterious form of hidden purposes.

Yes, even at death, John Locke lives, his body is used as a ship for The mysterious man in black in the eternal Crusader campaign against his brother who turned into the island of the island, Jacob. This revelation is too much to explain in the paragraphs of a coupleBut the short version is that the black man needs to return the members of Oceanic 6 to the island, because they were all candidates to go to take his role as the heat of the island.

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Black man needed to return so that he could kill them all, then destroy the heart of the island and escape once and forever. But returning to the island cannot be easily done: In order to return, Jack and the company must re -create the exact conditions of their initial journey, which requires a corpse to replace his father’s coffin. Enter “Jeremy Bentham” as a last piece of mystery.

With the exception of everyone’s surprise, when they land on the island, John Locke walks between the neighborhoods. It takes some time to realize that this is not John in reality, but the black man uses his body as a shell to treat Ben in the killing of Jacob.

By the time they discover what is happening, Jacob lies dead without the man in the Black back with the exception of Jack and his new respect for John Locke. If he is only modest enough to admit that Locke admired while he was alive, then all this may have been prevented, but now Jack must continue Locke’s legacy and protect the island from the supernatural that wears his face like the mask.

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Like many other characters in the show, the name “Jeremy Bentham” is a reference to the famous philosopher. The real Jeremy Benithm rose to the forefront in the nineteenth century thanks to his call to utilitarianism, which, simply, is the belief that the ends justify the means; If the procedures you follow lead to the greatest happiness for a group of people, then these measures were morally justified.

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It makes sense, then, why Widmore gives this name to John Locke: Widmore himself was exiled by Bin from the island and was desperate to return for decades. When the paths cross with Locke, he really believes that everything should do and anything to return and defend the island from Ben, including the kidnapping of Desmond’s son -in -law to return him to the island against his will.

This question is about whether the parties justify that the means looming on the whole series, especially The “missing” conclusion series. Yes, all our characters have performed terrible works, but in the end, they are collected by their mutual love for each other. So, while Jeremy Benithm’s life and death may be a simple mystery in the large scheme of things, it is also a mini image of everything that made a special “missing”.

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