"The thing on the head definitely looks like Taweret's, but she never wears a kilt, which is clearly there in the back shot of the colossus. The colossus is probably holding two ankh-signs, like the one Anubis holds in this image, but he's holding them like Taweret holds the two signs she holds, which are 'protection' signs, not ankhs." Allen also notes that "the four toes on the statue fragment are more Taweret than Anubis, who has a human body and therefore five toes."
Another interesting fact about Taweret: She's the goddess of maternity and childbirth, the protector of women and children who was said to guard mothers and their newborn children. The creatures she's made up of—hippopotamus, crocodile and lion— are all animals that would kill to protect their young. So if the statue does have elements of Taweret, and it was destroyed, could that explain why mothers who conceive on the island can't carry to term?
I had a mixed reaction to Miles' revelation of superpowers. On the one hand, it seems to have come out of nowhere. On the other hand, it makes him important. This season they've been doing a pretty solid job of re-aligning the characters' place in the show in a clever way, so though this one came out of left field it's ok.
I eagerly await the Miles and Hurley Variety Hour spin-off late-night show.
I think the "shadow of the statue" people are either working with Ben (he has his tentacles out there) or they are another faction. We're certain they're not Whidmore's.
I always have to consider Ben because he's just threaded in with so much in this show.
I wonder what "the incident" is. I assume it is what the entering of the numbers is for, right? (just making sure I'm on the right page here.)
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