"Faraday's Motif"

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Character Motif

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"The Economist"
"The Constant"
"The Other Woman"
"The Shape of Things to Come"
"Because You Left"
"He's Our You"
"The Variable"

© Michael Giacchino

"Faraday's Motif" plays during several scenes featuring Daniel Faraday's experiments. The chaotic motif uses an ascending six-note figure beneath repeated semitones over a throbbing two-note bassline.

Full list of appearancesEdit

"Faraday's Motif" plays during the following scenes:

• Faraday sets up the ground to receive the payload. ("The Economist")
  • The payload arrives. ("The Economist")
• Faraday talks to Desmond on the satellite phone. ("The Constant")
  • Eloise the rat runs through a maze. ("The Constant")
  • Faraday writes equations on the chalkboard. ("The Constant")
• Faraday attempts to render the toxic gas at the Tempest inert. ("The Other Woman")
• In a Previously on Lost recap, Miles reveals his mission. Ben reveals that his spy is Michael. Michael realizes the intentions of the mercenary team. Ben sends Alex, Karl and Danielle to the Temple. The mercenary team kills Danielle and Karl and captures Alex. ("The Shape of Things to Come")
• Faraday looks at the body the DHARMA workers are carrying away. The foreman mocks Dr. Chang's claims of time travel. ("Because You Left")
  • Faraday explains time travel to the survivors. ("Because You Left")
  • Faraday shows Sawyer his journal. ("Because You Left")
  • Faraday reads his journal before knocking on Desmond's door. ("Because You Left")
• Desmond enters Faraday's experiment room. ("Jughead")
  • He examines the rat maze. ("Jughead")
• In a Previously on Lost recap, Jin captures Sayid in 1977. ("He's Our You")
• Faraday tells Dr. Chang that Miles is his son. ("The Variable")