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I'll admit that I lost a bit of love for Charlie during season 2 of
Lost. Knocking out Sun and acting so nutty that Locke had to punch him in the face made him a little less endearing than he was during the first year of the series. That's why I was so happy when the sane, caring version of Charlie returned in season three. It was as though the very possibility of his impending death healed his soul.
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gewher said:
Charlie was definitely my favorite. But with my luck, my favorites in movies and TV always die so there you...
davemband02lost said:
yea he didnt have to die he had a million hours to put the gear on with des and swim up ..i dont know what ...
PB_fan said:
I was never a big fan of Charlie after the first few eps of the first season but I was glad he went out in ...
Though we finally got the adorable Charlie back, it didn't last long. Our favorite rock star sacrificed his life in the third season finale, knowing that his death would allow his beloved Claire to be rescued from the island. It was a noble sacrifice from a guy who was never much of a hero, and a beautiful end for his character.
Even before his demise, Charlie got a wonderful send off in the episode "Greatest Hits," which highlighted the five best moments of his life. Number one on the list was "The day I met you," referring to the first time he met Claire. Anyone who was able to keep their eyes dry during that heartbreaking scene is a much stronger person than I am.
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What fictional TV character's death was the saddest in 2007?
-Don Williams
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