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[cleolinda]

Y'all, I totally forgot--I'm taping the show and not watching, but here's your Lost discussion entry if you want it.

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[vampychick.livejournal.com]

That people would listen to her and believe her?

The point of her doing that (though she did act totally unconcerned when Sayid dropped his bags off) may have been that she was genuinely concerned.

[trishalynn.livejournal.com]

But how does her "manipulating" an airport security guy into checking out a suspicious package (which they tell us to do all the time on the NYC subways anyway) translate into her being able to manipulate the gate attendant into getting her into a first-class seat?

[vampychick.livejournal.com]

I have no idea.

[girlalmighty]

She was pissed off and Boone's talking down to her wasn't exactly helping. And when Shannon's mad (or in any kind of a passion, really, we've seen), she doesn't think clearly, she just acts. It's not a good thing, but it is her personality. Maybe what she does won't accomplish anything, but in the middle of her anger she doesn't consider that. So, yeah, getting Sayid in trouble doesn't prove a point, but when Boone's treating her like she can't do anything, she'll do something just to say she did it, whether it actually has a point or not. ^_^ 'Least, that's how I see her.

[trishalynn.livejournal.com]

Now this makes sense. It's not smart, but it's Shannon and therefore, it makes sense.