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1. Find him quite boring now, we know he dies it takes away the tension of the character

2. More interesting, how did he die? Did he and Sun remain 100% close?

3. He's not dead!!!
100%

Quentin Tarantino tells a good story about showing Pulp Fiction to Miramax. As we all know (sorry to spoil it, but you've had almost fifteen years to see it...) John Travolta's character dies in flash-forward in the middle of the film, but the final scene takes place at a prior chronological point. At first they were aghast about the character dying but eventually reconciled to it because "if he's alive when the credits roll, that's a happy ending." I think we'll get used to accepting Jin's fate. He'll probably be around for a while yet.

I still view Jin's character the same. I expect to see him for a while.
Charlie?, now Jin? wow, when does Bernard go? lol



"Do I get one?"

It took awhile before I could regard this episode as a pretty well-done piece; I was just too sad about losing Jin. He has been my favorite Lostie. But, once it registered that we didn't see him die, I realized that there will (hopefully) be many more island eps with Jin.

So I vote 'interesting.' I'd like it better if I'd seen him alive in FF, but why should Jin/Sun be happy when the other O6 are having such bad futures.

The writers have always believed that a character dying does not mean well never enjoy see them again, and Jin is literally living proof of that.

jin is the man. hes gonna kill alot of people on the island before he dies.

Anything can happen, this is Lost

I hope they will bring back Jin and Tom

Jin has been one of my favorites since early on so I'm hoping he faked his death but that looked unlikely by how Sun acted at the grave.

I always enjoy episodes about him as well as Sun.