Starla

 

 

Portrayed by

Marguerite Moreau

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"Everybody Hates Hugo"

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Name

Starla

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Origin

Los Angeles, California, USA

Profession

Music store clerk

In Australia...

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Connection

Hurley's former girlfriend

Season(s)

S1 - S2 - S3 - MP - S4 - S5 - S6

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Theories

Starla was an assistant at a music store Hurley frequently visited. Hurley was attracted to her for a long time but did not act on his feelings until the day after he won the lottery. That day, while in the store with his friend Johnny after they'd quit their jobs, Hurley greeted her and asked her to a concert. She accepted, and Hurley's sudden, unexplained confidence impressed Johnny. ("Everybody Hates Hugo")

According to Hurley, Johnny and Starla later "ran off" together, helping convince him that that he suffered from bad luck. ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")

TriviaEdit

• Starla is the name of a Smashing Pumpkins song from the 1994 album, Pisces Iscariot.
• The name Starla comes from the English word "star", though it is said to be related to the Persian name Esther, which means "myrtle leaf".

v • d • e Hugo "Hurley" Reyes Portrayed by Jorge Garcia and Caden Waidyatilleka Centric episodes "Numbers" • "Everybody Hates Hugo" • "Dave" • "Tricia Tanaka Is Dead" • "The Beginning of the End" • "The Lie" • "Everybody Loves Hugo" Shared and non-centric flashes "Exodus, Part 2" • "There's No Place Like Home, Part 1" • "There's No Place Like Home, Part 2" • "The Incident, Part 2" • "LA X, Part 1" • "LA X, Part 2" • "The End" Mobisodes "The Adventures of Hurley and Frogurt" • "Arzt & Crafts" • "Jin Has a Temper-Tantrum on the Golf Course" Flashback characters Father Aguillar • Leslie Arzt • Kate Austen • Blonde Casualty • Douglas Brooks • Camera man • Dr. Curtis • Dave • Ken Halperin • Hunter • Desmond Hume • Penelope Hume • Jacob • Sayid Jarrah • Jenna • Johnny • Lynn Karnoff • Sun-Hwa Kwon • Frank Lapidus • Susie Lazenby • Aaron Littleton • Lottery official • Mary Jo • Marcus • Randy Nations • Nurse • Oceanic ticket agent • Old Scooter Man • Charlie Pace • Pakistani Shop Clerk • Repairman • Reporter • Carmen Reyes • David Reyes • Diego Reyes • Lisa • Security agent • Jack Shephard • Leonard Simms • Starla • Tricia Tanaka • Taxi driver • Tito • Martha Toomey • Sam Toomey • Mr. and Mrs. Tron • Winter Flash-forward characters Matthew Abaddon • Kate Austen • Blonde reporter • Sayid Jarrah • Noor "Nadia" Abed Jazeem • Jeff • Susie Lazenby • Lewis • Aaron Littleton • Walt Lloyd • Michael's mother • Randy Nations • Newsreader • Charlie Pace • Carmen Reyes • David Reyes • Jack Shephard • Mike Walton Flash-sideways characters Kate Austen • Douglas Brooks • Pierre Chang • Ana Lucia Cortez • James Ford • Desmond Hume • Sayid Jarrah • Joden • Carmen Reyes • Rosalita • Libby Smith • Tito • Waiter Items Hurley Bird • CD player • DHARMA Ranch • DHARMA van • Golf clubs • Jacob's ashes • Stash • Camaro • Guitar case • Man of the Year award