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Plot
The official description is: Rose is surprisingly and vehemently opposed to Bernard's plan to create an S.O.S. signal; romantic sparks are rekindled between Jack and Kate when they trek into the jungle to propose a "trade" with "The Others"; and Locke begins to question his faith in the island.
Flashback:
In the first flashback we see Rose's car being stuck in the snow. Bernard appears and helps her get it out of the snow by pushing it from behind. She invites him for a coffee. In the next flashback we see Bernard proposing to Rose. She tells him that she is sick and that she is dying. He insists that she still answer his question. She says yes. The next flashback shows them on their honeymoon in Australia where Bernard takes her to see Isaac of Uluru, a faith healer who may be able to help Rose with her sickness. At first she refuses to go in because she does not want false hope, but Bernard then insists that she should do it for him. Isaac however is unable to help Rose because the "energy" at the location is "not right for Rose." He is willing to give back the donation of $10,000 made by Bernard but she tells him to keep the money as she has decided to tell Bernard that Isaac "fixed" her. Rose later tells Bernard the truth, that she had lied, but that she still feels fixed. He asks her how and she says it is something about the island (perhaps its energy) that makes her feel well, and that she does not want to be rescued. Bernard gives up making the SOS signal, and promises to stay with her.
Other events:
Jack wants to make a switch for Walt by giving The Others the man who calls himself Henry Gale. Henry says that they would never give him Walt (this is the only thing he says all episode). Having been given a gun by Ana-Lucia, Jack leaves the hatch, goes to get Kate, and treks into the jungle to go meet "the bearded guy" at the drawn line. Sawyer feels left out when Jack and Kate trek into the jungle. At one point, Kate sees a doll and despite Jack's warnings she grabs it, trapping both her and Jack into one of Rousseau's traps. There is a sexually charged scene where Kate takes out Jack's gun and puts it in her hand. She tries to shoot the rope but misses; Jack tries and succeeds. They continue their trek and end up at an open field and Jack shouts out for The Others to appear. Nobody appears. They camp and we see romantic sparks between them and just as they are about to kiss they hear the sound of someone running in front of them. We see a torch and suddenly an exhausted Michael appears.
Bernard wants to write "SOS" in the sand using a number of black rocks with the help of other survivors on the island. He assembles a group and tries to explain why this is necessary. Claire yells at Bernard because he accuses a group of the survivors for having lost hope. Additionally, it is revealed that Mr.Eko and Charlie are building a church when they refuse to help Bernard with his SOS signal. Rose is angry with Bernard because she feels that he is "always trying to do something". Bernard lacks management skills however, as he continues to go mental about how people need to get things right in order that a satellite or plane notice the SOS signal. We see Jin leave after Bernard angrily reprimands him for placing the black rocks incorrectly.
Locke seems to start losing all his faith in the island as he seems to believe Henry that the numbers and the buttons do nothing. He asks Henry again if he actually did enter the numbers and pressed execute and all we see is a grin on Henry's face. He then leaves the hatch for a while to sit by the ocean and Rose appears. Rose estimates that the wound Locke suffered from the hatch door will heal quickly despite what Jack has told him. (In a flashback, we see Rose drop something on the floor of the airport in Sydney and Locke, in a wheelchair, picks it up and returns it to her.) The two survivors have something in common: the island has cured them!
In the end we see Jin caressing Sun's stomach, Hurley sharing a cute shadow-puppet moment with Libby, Claire playing with her baby, and Locke going back to work on drawing the image that appeared on the hatch door during the episode "Lock Down".
Quotes
Bernard: Have you all forgotten that we crashed on this island? It's like none of you want to go home again!
Bernard (refering to Eko): I liked you better when you just hit people with your stick
Charlie (likewise refering to Eko): I like you just the way you are.
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