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"Collision" is the 33rd episode of ''
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'' and the eighth episode of the second season. The episode was directed by Stephen Williams, and written by
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and
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. It first aired on November 23, 2005, on
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. The character of
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is featured in the episode's flashbacks.


Plot


Flashbacks

Ana Lucia is a
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in the
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, who was shot by a
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y suspect. After recovering, she has trouble dealing with the stress of the job. When she learns that the suspect who shot her, Jason McCormick, has been caught and has confessed, and all she needs to do is identify him, she takes a look, but says, "It's not him," and he is released. She then follows him herself, and confronts him in a lonely parking lot. When she calls his name, he asks, "I know you?" at which point she states, "I was pregnant," shoots him three times in the chest and then proceeds to shoot him three times again in the head.


On the Island

Realizing that Ana Lucia has shot Shannon,
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pulls his gun on her, but Eko knocks him down and struggles with him. During the fight, Ana Lucia knocks Sayid unconscious, and then forces Libby to tie him up with vines from
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stretcher. Eko then carries Sawyer to find medical attention from the main group of survivors. When the other tail-section survivors force Ana Lucia to tell them her plan to resolve the situation, she tells them that Michael must go back to the camp and return with ammunition, a pack, clothing, and food for Ana Lucia, who plans to survive on the island on her own. Michael leaves for the midsection survivor camp. Back at the hatch, after
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brings down Sawyer's temperature using the hatch's shower, he tries to get Sawyer to swallow medication. When he can't do it,
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offers to help. She embraces Sawyer and whispers on his ear slowly telling him he has to swallow the medicine to get better. Sawyer then swallows the pill. When Jack and Locke learn about what happened to Shannon and Sayid, they angrily demand that Eko guide them to the location, but Eko refuses, saying that, "Ana Lucia made a mistake," and Jack recognizes her name as someone he had been conversing with before boarding
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. Michael returns and informs Jack about Ana Lucia's demands and Mr. Eko agrees to take Jack, only, back to Ana Lucia, as long as he agrees not to take any guns. After the other tail-section survivors, Libby and
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, leave Ana Lucia and follow Jin back to camp, Ana Lucia interrogates Sayid, asking him apparently odd questions such as whether or not he has any children. He asks her if she is going to kill him. Clearly experiencing mental anguish, he says perhaps she should kill him. Ana in response, relates her story, saying that when she was shot, all she heard was a pop and that by the time she hit the ground she thought she was dead. She tells him that she feels dead. When Sayid asks her what happened to the man who shot her, says that nothing happened to him, and that he was never found. She then frees Sayid with Eko's machete, drops her weapon, and dares Sayid to take his revenge. But Sayid refuses, saying, "What good would it be to kill you, if we're both already dead?" and walks over to Shannon's body. Eventually, the rest of the tail-section survivors and Jin make it back to the camp, where Bernard and
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as well as Jin and
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are finally reunited. The episode ends with Sayid carrying Shannon's body back to camp, and Ana Lucia and Jack, the two leaders of the survivor camps, facing each other for the first time after the crash.


Development

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( Shannon) is no longer credited with the starring cast and is now credited as a "special guest star" when she appears.


Reception

19.29 million American viewers watched the episode live.


References


External links


"Collision"
at ABC * {{Lost episodes Lost (season 2) episodes 2005 American television episodes Television episodes directed by Stephen Williams (director)