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Originally Posted by DantonIzzo
This may have been addressed a while back (I just watched the first two episodes tonight -- just haven't had time), but in the opener, when the camps were dividing up, my wife pointed out that Hurley started talking about Charlie as if everyone knew what happened to him. He looked at Jack and started in on the "dying for nothing" bit, but at that point, Jack had no idea Charlie had died or how he died, correct?
I just thought that was a major whiff on the part of the writers, considering only a select few at that point knew Charlie was gone, and even fewer actually knew how he died and for what supposed cause.
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I think you can assume that information was passed around off-screen. Desmond was with the group and I would think that plenty of folks would have asked him "hey, where's Charlie?"
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