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John Locke

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Sep 26, 2026

Tyler KiwalaHOST
78:06
I would, I would say yes to that.
Aaron KuhnHOST
78:07
Tyler, you know, you just reminded me of, so the show lost, remember how John Locke is paralyzed, but then when they crashed the Island, then he's like, so yeah, he suddenly cured and he's like, it's
Tyler KiwalaHOST
78:18
a miracle.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
78:19
I'm perfect.
Lauren HarperGUEST
46:19
Like, he has to go face-to-face with all those widows, all of those protesters, and, and be held accountable.
Dale DriverHOST
46:26
Do you know one thing about Richard that I couldn't shake the entire time was it's John Locke-
Matt PurslowHOST
46:30
Yeah
Dale DriverHOST
46:30
... from Lost's voice-
Brandi Jo PlanbeckHOST
56:35
Yeah, it kind of reminds me there's like it's like Lost and Walking Dead kind of had a baby because there's various themes from each of those.
Brandi Jo PlanbeckHOST
56:45
Like he sort of feels like John Locke.
Brandi Jo PlanbeckHOST
56:47
And then there's almost like, you know, like the hole in the ground, like the what was it called in Lost? Oh, God.
Brandi Jo PlanbeckHOST
56:53
Yeah, I can't remember.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
78:06
I would, I would say yes to that.
Aaron KuhnHOST
78:07
Tyler, you know, you just reminded me of, so the show lost, remember how John Locke is paralyzed, but then when they crashed the Island, then he's like, so yeah, he suddenly cured and he's like, it's
Tyler KiwalaHOST
78:18
a miracle.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
78:19
I'm perfect.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
78:06
I would, I would say yes to that.
Aaron KuhnHOST
78:07
Tyler, you know, you just reminded me of, so the show lost, remember how John Locke is paralyzed, but then when they crashed the Island, then he's like, so yeah, he suddenly cured and he's like, it's
Tyler KiwalaHOST
78:18
a miracle.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
78:19
I'm perfect.
LonoHOST
19:34
You don't get to come back from that.
LonoHOST
19:37
This is like in Lost, when John Locke was walking around, and they're like, you don't come back from that.
LonoHOST
19:42
Dead is dead.
LonoHOST
19:44
Like, there's not even...
Robert EvansHOST
4:45
Well-
Sophie LichtermanPANELIST
4:45
Before we get there, I just wanna highlight for the Netflix viewers Jamie's fantastic John Locke T-shirt that she's wearing.
Sophie LichtermanPANELIST
4:52
And, uh-
Jamie LoftusGUEST
4:52
That's for you, Sophie.
Sophie LichtermanPANELIST
4:59
Bald king from Lost.
Robert EvansHOST
5:00
That's from Lost? [laughs] Okay.
Jamie LoftusGUEST
5:02
Yeah, no, it's low culture John Locke.
Robert EvansHOST
5:04
Okay.
RachaelHOST
16:06
O'Quinn.
RachaelHOST
16:07
John Locke.
MattHOST
16:07
I was going to say, yeah, John Locke from Lost.
RachaelHOST
16:09
Yeah.
MattHOST
16:10
The first two, but the third one was
ConnorHOST
35:05
Anyway, the last game...
ConnorHOST
35:07
You just kind of run around as John Locke or whatever the hell.
ConnorHOST
35:12
As John Locke? I think a bunch of characters, yeah.
ChrisHOST
35:15
Oh, wow.
ChrisHOST
35:16
That's cool.
Joe RechtmanHOST
36:19
But I don't remember it being in that context.
Joe RechtmanHOST
36:22
So in my memory, a deuteragonist is a character who exists in parallel with the protagonist as opposed to a nemesis or an antagonist who... opposing forces the deuteragonist is kind of a lateral character who is sometimes an ally and sometimes an opponent so for instance John Locke in Lost is the first example that comes to mind where sometimes he is Jack's ally and sometimes he is Jack's enemy whereas Sawyer is Jack's nemesis and I guess like Ben Linus would be his antagonist.
Joe RechtmanHOST
37:16
Locke is this character who's kind of got his own thing going on on the side that oscillates him between working with Jack and against Jack.
Dan HansonHOST
37:28
So my question here is, could Eddie be considered the protagonist of this story? Or is he the deuteragonist?

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