Just throwing my $0.02 in here, but the alphabet does at least seem a little junky so as to call attention to it. It seems to me both J's are actually the capital version(with one positioned slightly lower), which I would take as just J.J. Abram's way of sneaking his name into the episode, but I would not take it as having any significance to the plot of the show.
Actually... going back and looking at it again I might not even see that anymore. :-/
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I see a striking resemblance between the child Olive and Ella, her niece.
That means that Olivia is indeed Ella's auntOriginally Posted by luinthoniel
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about the alphabet, I admit it's a bit weird, but I don't see the point for the moment.
I noticed something , there is a kind of calendar, and the week begins with SUNDAY, and then monday, tuesday, etc...(see the attached thumbnail)
Also, we see a lot of dinosaurs here! there is even a poem on the board about dinausors, maybe it's gonna be the theme of the next episode (don't ask how, I'm just guessing)
I saw a lot of red and green too
I also think Walter looks a lot like William Bell in the fake mirror...and the fact that I'm not the only one who saw it makes me think it was supposed to be seen.
I noticed they spelled Manhanttan wrong, but when Olivia and the others arrive, it's written "New York city", as opposed to "Manhatan" in the other world...maybe NY isn't NY there, but Manhatan...
I noticed the blue eyes of the little girl, and the green eyes of Olivia...I can't imagine they didn't found a little girl with green eyes...but there, again, I don't see the point.
Oh and the doll is really creepy...
(I'm french, I'm sorry if I make mistakes)
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28 - 2828 Green St.
Anyone remembers it?
Not surprising. Many people use Sunday as beginning of the week.
When was that? I can't remember, but it's good!
Really? wow that's new! (I'm sorry but in France Monday is Monday and that's it)
A typical calendar in the states will start with Sunday and end with Saturday, even though the weekend is both Sat & Sun.
The calendars that I make for my job here in Japan all start with Monday, though.
Well thanks for that, it's good to know.
Did the 2828 green street appeared in a previous episode?
Anna:
Manhattan Island is just one borough of New York City. Think of it like Arrondissements in Paris. Referring to just Manhattan is like referring to Île de la Cité.
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