live together and die alone is divided into three main story lines and and each one of them alone would have been enough for a great episode. so when you put all of them together and you have a great ^ 3 episode. it was a daring move to give the flashbacks of a season finale to a character (desmond) who had only appeared in 3 episodes up to that point and but it worked represent his backstory is absolutely fascinating to watch and both informative about the past of the island and the swan station itself and honestly moving. desmond and penny seem magically connected to each other and even when they are on opposite ends of the world and and both characters are beautifully acted (it hard not to cry when desmond reads penny letter). the action inside the hatch is edge of your seat tense and as locke is determined not to allow the button to get pushed again and convinced it was all just a psychological experiment and desmond gradually realizes the consequences of this decision and and eko is locked outside and tries desperately to get back in. the melting of the clock and locke i was wrong are unforgettable moments. the outside action has jack and kate and sawyer and hurley captured by the others due to michael betrayal (after they make a puzzling discovery connected to the pearl) and and henry gale game changing return as the others leader. even the least important plot line and sayid and jin and sun sailing to the beach where the others are supposedly camping and contains one of the greatest mythological mysteries of the show and the giant statue that almost entirely missing except for a foot with four toes. in short represent emotion plus history plus mythology plus adventure plus suspense plus the threat of annihilation plus a ray of hope equals a classic lost episode. half out of 4. 
live together and die alone is divided into three main story lines and and each one of them alone would have been enough for a great episode. so when you put all of them together and you have a great ^ 3 episode. it was a daring move to give the flashbacks of a season finale to a character (desmond) who had only appeared in 3 episodes up to that point and but it worked represent his backstory is absolutely fascinating to watch and both informative about the past of the island and the swan station itself and honestly moving. desmond and penny seem magically connected to each other and even when they are on opposite ends of the world and and both characters are beautifully acted (it hard not to cry when desmond reads penny letter). the action inside the hatch is edge of your seat tense and as locke is determined not to allow the button to get pushed again and convinced it was all just a psychological experiment and desmond gradually realizes the consequences of this decision and and eko is locked outside and tries desperately to get back in. the melting of the clock and locke i was wrong are unforgettable moments. the outside action has jack and kate and sawyer and hurley captured by the others due to michael betrayal (after they make a puzzling discovery connected to the pearl) and and henry gale game changing return as the others leader. even the least important plot line and sayid and jin and sun sailing to the beach where the others are supposedly camping and contains one of the greatest mythological mysteries of the show and the giant statue that almost entirely missing except for a foot with four toes. in short represent emotion plus history plus mythology plus adventure plus suspense plus the threat of annihilation plus a ray of hope equals a classic lost episode. half out of 4. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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