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[apocalypsos]

I'm bored. You know that meme where you ask me any five questions within reason and I answer 'em? Let's do that. *yawns*

EDIT: *looks down at self* Ick. I'm all covered in dust from carrying dirty boxes all day. 'Wear dress pants all week,' Lumbergh says. Sheesh.

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[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

1. Ooo, that could take me a while to answer. Let's see ... Charlie's slow redemption. He and Claire are not allowed to immediately get hitched as soon as she gives birth and if she names the kid after him, I may have a fit. Sawyer to have any sort of redemption. Locke to decide whether he wants to continue being creepy or not. More father/son bonding out of Walt and Michael. Jin and Sun to make up. Jack to lay off the "I'm the good doctor who has bad things happen to him" and actually do something bad (and no, torturing Sawyer only half-counts, because Sayid did all the work). Kate to have a fault, and for it to be an actual fault. More Hurley. More, more, more. If Shannon suddenly realized she was pregnant and Boone knocked her up that one night, I'd be thrilled. It won't happen, but still. Also, Sayid naked. *EG*

2. I liked it. So maybe that's a sign. ;)

3. When a main character I've grown severely attached to dies at the end. Supersweet declarations of love. And for a specific one, the sinking montage with the orchestra playing in Titanic fuckin' kills me. (Mostly because I'm thinking of the real ship, which is why I burst into tears when they show the Strausses.)

4. My mother's apple pie. Mmm. :)

5. "I hope you weren't expecting booze and whores during this visit," the perky twenty-seven-year-old said as she plunked a pair of cold soda cans on the kitchen table. (*shrugs*)

[tenebris.livejournal.com]

*nods* Nice thoughts on Lost. Now where's that e-mail address for David Fury...?

If it helps, I was in tears in the first five minutes of Titanic when they showed the little girl near the rail of the ship. (Err, it's been a while.) "They're all gonna die!" wailed my inner voice, and right over the edge I went.

That's...a much better opening line than I usually come up with. ;)