Talk: Jin-Soo Kwon

His fishing and seafood gathering/preparation would probably stem from his fathers fishing background.

There doesn't seem to be any links between him and his wife and any of the others as yet. But Kate's millitary father might well provide that link.

Is this lack because Sun and Jin's roles were created specifically because of Yoon-jin Kim's impressive screen test for the role of Kate and the creators desire to have her in the cast.

Oh and before i add it to the 'before' facts.. is Jin's email address on his resume 'jinsoo74@yahoo.com'?

and.. is his name Jin-Soo Kwan as seen in this link Jin's Resume

Well, the Korean vowel is an ㅓ which should be pronounced as a short 'o' (doesn't exist in American pronunciation but imagine a British English speaker pronouncing "Lost"). Romanization of Korean is sometimes fuzzy, particularly in people's names - I've seen people variously write that letter as "eo", "o", "a" and "u" in their names. He happens to write it "Kwan" and rhymes it with "swan", not "man". South Korea's official Romanization would be "Kwon". Truly i am lost 12:40, 3 June 2006 (PDT)

PS. The email address bounces back as "Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender"

from what i read... people that have sent an email there got an automated response saying "he's out until 9-9-09".

You could try jinsoo74@hanmail.co.kr --Rew 11:38, 15 April 2006 (PDT)

Or you could leave whoever happens to have that address in peace. Just a thought.

The email address can just as well be jinsoo74@yahoo.kr, but I still wouldn't add it to facts, as long as the toplevel-domain is assumed - it's a theory. The resume would make a nice thumb on the page. --skks 12:39, 15 April 2006 (PDT)

2x hand cuffs[]

In EP6 "House of the Rising Sun" Jin is cuffed for attacking Michael. In EP17 "... In Translation" Jin is cuffed again by Sawyer who thinks he burnt the raft. In the beginning of season 2 he still has one handcuff on his wrist. From which event is this cuff from, at one point was he effectively wearing two sets of handcuffs and why wasn't the half a handcuff removed in EP17? Bugmenot 14:14, 31 May 2006 (PDT)

How did we learn his name ?[]

Hey how did we and the islanders learn jins and suns names? --Bassdude 12:31, 22 September 2006 (PDT)

By Sun telling them.--Captain Insano 12:33, 22 September 2006 (PDT)

Oh Lol forgot about that lol thnx!--Bassdude 13:01, 22 September 2006 (PDT)

Jin's age IS known[]

Jin's age was shown in the episode "...And Found" when he applied for a job in the Seoul Gateway Hotel. You could see it in the papers Mr Kim was holding. He's 30 years old, born in 1974.—The preceding unsigned comment was added by Remus Lupin (talk • contribs) .

Added. The papers clearly say his birth date is November 27th. Blackannis 10:19, 9 July 2007 (PDT)

Army?[]

Was D.O.C. the first time we heard about Jin's service in the Army? My memory is fuzzy, and I don't read Korean, so it could have been known from the paperwork from the hotel job application. --MUW Fan|talk|contributions 08:30, 26 April 2007 (PDT)

Indeed it was the first time we heard that he was in the army... but again, it could be a lie since that he lied to Sun about his parents death. Nusentinsaino talk contribs email 11:32 AM, 26 April 2007 (EST)
- Good point, but his awesome ass kicking of Mikhail suggests some validity, even though the degree is unclear. --MUW Fan|talk|contributions 08:43, 26 April 2007 (PDT)
- I watched DOC again for easter eggs and observed that there was a picture of Jin in uniform hanging on the wall of his father's house which suggests that his army claim has some truth to it. --MUW Fan|talk|contributions 17:54, 26 April 2007 (PDT)
  - Really, Can you post a screenie? That would be awesome. Nusentinsaino talk contribs email 17:35 PM, 27 April 2007 (EST)
    - Ironically, Jin was in the army, and in the service of Paik, but he's one of the few men who has never killed anybody that we know of. While he was willing to kill the Others by blowing the dynamite, I think the thought of killing repels him.

Jins Flashbacks[]

Jin technically has only had 2 flashbacks.

The Glass Ballerina was a Sun.

In Translation was a Jin.

Exodus was everyones, so Jin.

They have seperate flashbacks, and just because they appear in each others a lot, doesn't mean they share.

--Apollo Candy 12:14, 26 June 2007 (PDT)

Death[]

If the tombstone says he died Sept 22, 2004 (in the crash) then wouldn't that mean he's still alive, just not one of the "survivors" in the cover up? --Gluphokquen Gunih ▲ 19:20, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

well, I don't think Sun seemed too false when she was crying about the baby. -- Sam McPherson T C E 19:22, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

She was upset that Jin was still on the Island and couldn't be at the birth. --Gluphokquen Gunih ▲ 19:25, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

Then why would she go to a fake tombstone, knowing he was still alive? Plus, Hugo asked if they should go see him. Fralfman 19:27, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

Because she wanted to go somewhere that represents Jin. After death the tombstone is the representation of the missed person, and even though Jin's not dead, it's still a place where Sun feels like she can be with him. --Gluphokquen Gunih ▲ 19:34, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

I think we have reason beyond a reasonable doubt to believe that he's dead. -- Sam McPherson T C E 19:30, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

Like what? A grave that says he died in a plane crash we allready know there are more than 40 more survivors that are said to have died in the crash but didn't? --Gluphokquen Gunih ▲ 19:37, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

At the moment I am typing this, I'm assuming that the man I saw buying the panda in the toy store WAS Jin. Listening to what he said to the receptionist after delivering the panda at the hospital, I thought that what I was seeing involving Jin was a flashback; however, in the toy store scene, there was Ben 10 merchandise on the shelves. Ben 10 didn't exist before 2005. Is this a production blooper, or was that really a Jin flashforward, and he is really still alive? LOSTGryphon 19:51, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

I saw that someone put this up on the Jin Yeon page as a blooper; my theory about it really being a flashforward may pretty much be disregarded. LOSTGryphon 20:40, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

We certainly do not have "reason beyond a reasonable doubt" to think that Jin is dead. The date of Jin's death on the tomb along with the careful scripting of what Sun says to Jin which could be read either way (i.e. that she knows he's dead or she knows he's alive and genuinely misses him) suggest to me a deliberate hint that Jin may not be dead. Also, the press release that said that "someone will die!" was, I believe, a deliberate red herring 'spoiler', and was actually a veiled and misleading reference to Regina's death not Jin's. I would therefore also argue that saying Jin is "presumed deceased" in his Status should be removed, as we should perhaps not presume any such thing.--Cunningmunki 08:44, 15 March 2008 (PDT)

Regardless, I think his status should be "Alive" since at the current point in the story, that is what he is. --Pyramidhead 04:35, 2 May 2008 (PDT)

As long as we are discussing things about Jin's tombstone, what is the March 20, 1980 date on the left side of his tombstone? Do we know about anything that happened around that date? AgonizingFury 20:35, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

I was wondering that date too. And now that i've seen the tombstone, he could be alive. But no, he mentioned having only been married two months. -- Sam McPherson T C E 20:37, 13 March 2008 (PDT)

Jin was a flashback (mentioned being married two months, year of the dragon, harsh personality, etc) - the toy was a blooper. Sun was a flashforward. The tombstone was a traditional Korean tombstone which includes both husband and wife. 1980 was Sun's birth - see the missing spot for her as yet not reached death. 1974 was Jin's birth, and 2004 his supposed death. Since his death was listed as the date of the plane crash, we know that part of his supposed death is already a lie. And Sun never actually says that he is dead, only that she misses him. So his true status is as of yet unknown. --Jackdavinci 00:04, 14 March 2008 (PDT)

Thanks for clearing up the 1980 bit. I never realized that he was so many years older than she. Robert K S (talk) 13:26, 14 March 2008 (PDT)

It's only six years. What shocked me, is that I'm closer to Sun's age than Jin is. She always seemed more than 4 years older than me. --Gluphokquen Gunih ▲ 14:31, 14 March 2008 (PDT)

Jin's Tombstone[]

Is there anyone that speaks Korean that could translate the tombstone and include the translation in Jin's Lostpedia article? (Or in the article on Jin and Sun's family tombstone.) Maurajbo 10:42, 18 March 2008 (PDT)

UA again[]

Is Mr. Kwon Jin's real father? If not, who is?

Who cares? Jin's got daddy issues as do almost all the characters. We don't know who the real father is, granted, but I'll ask again: Who cares? Unless there's gonna be a plot twist somewhere, I say there won't be any clarifications later.

Why does Jin's grave say he died on September 22, 2004, the date of the crash?

Ummm, because he's left behind on the Island? Isn't that obvious?

Someone please defend these questions or remove them. Thanks. -- c blacxthornE t 13:47, 7 April 2008 (PDT)

In the case of the second, it's NOT obvious that he was left behind, while it's a possibility, he could also have been killed on the island. The unanswered question includes whether he's alive or not, and what exactly happened to him, but people objected to "is jin dead". I wouldn't mind changing the question to something else that gets the point across better, but it can't just get deleted. --Minderbinder 13:53, 7 April 2008 (PDT)

Okay, note my wording: I said "left behind", and actually meant either dead or alive. But I understand what you're saying. Still not happy with the question, but can't offer a better alternative, so... Alright. :)-- c blacxthornE t 14:12, 7 April 2008 (PDT)

Why not: "Why is the date of death on the tombstone listed as the same date as the crash?" (wording isn't suggesting any theory because, sticking to what we know in canon so far, he was alive past the crash date on the island) Next question: "Where is Jin when Hurley and Sun visit the grave?" (worded doesn't suggest answer,IMO, but leaves the question open for several possiblities: "dead on the island", "alive on the island", "hiding out in the real world", "in the grave", etc.) -- LOSTonthis darnisland 01:08, 20 April 2008 (PDT)

'Who cares' seems to be a rude response to a good question. Since we do not know who Jin's father is, for certain, it may be an interesting point later. Does anyone have any ideas?--DeepForestGreen 12:48, 8 May 2008 (PDT)

The current question, "Why does Jin's grave say he died on September 22, 2004, the date of the crash?" has a trivial and established answer: because the Oceanic 6 cover story is that he died in the crash along with almost all of the other survivors. I think we also want to avoid very generic questions that could be posed for any character along the lines of "Where is this character in the future?" I would suggest: "How do Jin and Sun become separated?" This is well grounded in what we have seen on screen, since many of the flashforwards show Sun dealing with the "loss" of her husband; it is the nature of that loss that is left ambiguous.--Hylas 14:10, 17 May 2008 (PDT)

Jin is dead?[]

Going on the information we have as of the finale, Jin is dead. There hasn't been any mitigating evidence to suggest otherwise. --Pyramidhead 01:20, 30 May 2008 (PDT)

There's no evidence to show for sure that he IS dead. This show constantly shows characters in situations that would likely kill them, and then reveal that they are still alive.

At the end of season one, Jin was on a boat that exploded out at sea. There was no mitigating evidence to suggest he was alive. Sound familiar? But he turned out to be alive. With LOST, we have to go with presumed dead until we actually see a body and someone says they are dead. --Minderbinder 05:57, 30 May 2008 (PDT)

I think whilst we can safely assume Michael is dead (as he was right in front of the C4, and Christian told him he could go now...) Jin is still up in the air, as he was on the back of the deck, and could've possibly escaped into the water. Could he have got back to the Island in time to be safe? Doubtful, but its still not clear, as we should still presume death, rather than confirm it. Plkrtn talk contribs email 06:59, 30 May 2008 (PDT)

I'd say "Presumed dead" is too strong. In terms of fiction, when you have a main character "presumably killed," last seen near a large explosion, but no body found, and no death scene, it's quite likely they are still alive (and a good chance the actor is in contract talks!). When the character's loved ones are certain that the character could not have survived, it's almost a certainty that they will dramatically turn up later. I'd vote for "Unknown" status.--Hylas 08:11, 30 May 2008 (PDT)

Given the history of the show, it could go either way. I'd be fine with either unknown or presumed dead - people reading the article and seeing "presumed dead" are going to know that the possibility of being alive is pretty good, they can draw their own conclusion. --Minderbinder 09:37, 30 May 2008 (PDT)

There has been confirmation on the death of Michael but not Jin, which would suggest that Jin is alive. --MUW Fan|talk|contributions 11:16, 30 May 2008 (PDT)

I'm aware of that, and I expect he'll be back next year. However, we can't base anything on this page on outside sources or or own specuation. Based on what we've seen and what the characters have said at this point in the show's run, Jin is dead. --Pyramidhead 21:51, 30 May 2008 (PDT)

If you don't think he is actually dead, then surely you agree that what we have seen is inconclusive. We aren't writing the article from Sun's point-of-view.--Hylas 23:24, 30 May 2008 (PDT)

The show suggests (no, sorry, it SCREAMS) that Jin is dead. Since Lost is a show of a thousand twists, of course we cannot be sure. I personally cannot be sure that the freighter isn't gonna show up either, who knows, maybe the Island has repairing powers too. But the thing is, they told us that Jin is dead on the show, multiple times, and that's what we should assume until told otherwise. Jin's status is no longer presumed, as it's not just circumstancial evidence we saw (like his grave), it was the death scene. Let's not base our articles on skepticism. That's what theory pages are for. Jin is dead until we see him breathing. Or maybe until the zombie season.-- c blacxthornE t 03:41, 31 May 2008 (PDT)

As it stands, he is presumed dead, as there is no evidence that he is dead. He wasn't on deck when it exploded, for example. Until its clear that he is dead (like it is with Michael) we can only presume his death. Plkrtn talk contribs email 08:13, 31 May 2008 (PDT)

I think presumed dead is the most accurate we can be right now. I don't think we can judge this by Sun's conduct, because she might genuinely but incorrectly believe he is dead. Any soap fan knows that a character is assumed alive until you see the character's cold, dead body. And on Lost, even that appears to be insufficient . . . --Lurgis 09:19, 31 May 2008 (PDT)

Well it's safe to say that Michael died; he was standing right infront of the C4 when it blew up and Christian said the he could go now, as in he could die. But Jin's a different story. He was on the deck when the helicopter left, and he knew that the frieghter was going to blow up. He could have easily jumped off the frieghter before it exploded, and when it did explode he could have somehow used some debris from the boat to get back to the island before Ben moved it. I think we should leave his status as "Unknown." Marko 17:07, 31 May 2008 (PDT)

I second this. There's no true evidence yet to say that Jin is truly dead, and we all know with this show (can we use Mikhail as an example?) that just because a character is involved in some horrific accident that should very well kill them, they can still be alive. I say we change it as unknown for now. Desmondia 12:51, 2nd June 2008 (PDT)

I agree with Marko and Des. Until we (more than likely) next season see Faraday go over to the wreckage to find survivors of the explosion, or confirmation from comiccon or something, then he should be listed as presumed dead. Besides Daniel Dae Kim said he doesn't even know Jin's fate, and he plays him!

Jin could easily still be alive. He could easily be dead. We really have no idea at this point. Michael's death is undeniable; even without the official confirmation, it would have been hard to argue with a send-off from Christian and a huge explosion of C4 right in his face. But Jin was last seen on the deck several moments before the explosion; I just watched and re-watched the scene. He easily could have jumped from the freighter during Michael's last scene, since he knew the ship was gonna blow and the chopper didn't seem to be coming back. And while Jin was last seen standing right where the heart of the explosion would be moments later, if you look closely at the explosion shot, in the instant before the fireball, no one appears to be standing there. If he did make it to the water, he would have had to be in a spot unaffected by the falling debris, but that's conceivable, too--there weren't huge chunks flying EVERYWHERE in the adjacent waters. Obviously, there's absolutely nothing definitive to indicate Jin is alive, but his death definitely isn't certain at this point. The article should be very careful to avoid pointing in either direction. "Presumed dead" means we're making an assumption, and that's not Lostpedia's job, as others have pointed out to defend the opposite opinion, ironically. The scene in the cemetery proves nothing; of course Sun thinks Jin is dead. We don't know. That's what "unknown" means. =) Datameister 16:44, 2 June 2008 (PDT)

Kristin from E! seems to indicate XXXX(spoiler removed)XXXX Zegota 09:28, 3 June 2008 (PDT)

Please don't spoilers (or even potential ones) on lostpedia. --Minderbinder 09:45, 3 June 2008 (PDT)

We should state in the article, that Jin is dead. We have no proof, that he survived. Why, oh why do people insist on saying, that his status is unknown? The bloody ship exploded, how could he survive? How could he get to the island before it was moved? The group had a bloody helicopter and couldn't make it on time! He could only survive by finding some debris and floating to an island nearby or by being found by a ship. The chances are really low that he survived and we don't have any suggestion that he survived. PLEASE change his status to Deceased. If you insist on writing "presumed death", please write here why you have doubts and which part of the episode suggests that he is alive. BeŻet 06:00, 11 June 2008 (PDT)

We had this exact same debate last year with Naomi. We put up deceased on her character page, some fans were saying she might not be dead, and everyone else was saying she took a knife to her back, she's dead. Unknown is the safest answer until we know 100%. --Gluphokquen Gunih ▲ 06:47, 11 June 2008 (PDT)

I rewatched the finale today. Jin is nowhere to be seen on the boat when it goes. He was last standing by the helo pad, and there is no one there on the wide shot. Jin knew the boat was gonna go, and probably jumped under water. It might not be the best survival strategy, but it's a heck of alot better than staying on the boat. --Gluphokquen Gunih ▲ 22:54, 11 June 2008 (PDT)

I completely agree with your theory. I believe that he IS alive. That said, we can't insert our personal theories into articles. There has been no evidence on the show that he is alive, and the way the scene was constructed was to have us conclude that Jin is dead. Lost is all about twists, and if we don't write articles with what is presented to us in the show, then the whole wiki would be a bunch of "Unknowns." --Uncertainty 17:22, 17 June 2008 (PDT)

I would much prefer a wiki full of unknowns to one full of incorrect presumptions.--Hylas 10:25, 21 June 2008 (PDT)

The presumption is not incorrect. A character was last seen on board a boat that exploded into a giant ball of flames. Because human beings are relatively fragile and can not endure extreme heat or pressure, his being on the Katana implies death. If a character appears to be in a state that was previously incorrectly assumed, it is called a twist. The place to "call" these twists are not in the main article, but rather in the theories page. If you would like a wiki full of unknowns then I suggest you check out http://lost.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page --Uncertainty 18:55, 26 June 2008 (PDT)

But in a show full of plot twists, what is the benefit of making dubious assumptions? It's fairly simple to stick to describing what is presented, and certainly doesn't leave the wiki lacking for content or clarity. How does stating definitively that he is dead, when it quite possible that he isn't, improve the article? Why not just stick to describing what we have seen?--Hylas 21:43, 26 June 2008 (PDT)

Cuse and Lindelof have too keen a sense of their art to allow Jin to have survived the destruction of the Kahana. There is no way to preserve the magnificent emotional power of those scenes immediately following the explosion once we are told that the blast did NOT have quite the toll that we the viewers and they the characters all thought that it had. While we have seen characters turn up alive and well after either having gone missing (e.g., Jin from the raft in season 1) or having been left for dead (e.g., Locke shot by Ben in season 3), in none of those instances was there any danger of undercutting the art. The death of Jin and Michael, occurring in the season 4 finale, is in the same category as Charlie's death in the season 3 finale. To pull a "He's not really dead" in the following season -- especially when no serious foundation for that move has been laid -- is too cheap a move for the writers of Lost. As I suggested, Cuse and Lindelof are artists, and great art has a timeless value. Think about it. How would you view those brilliantly crafted scenes, and Yunjin Kim's performance in the ascending chopper, if you watched them with the "knowledge" that in fact Jin jumped overboard and survived? How would you view Charlie's "drowning" in the Looking Glass if season 4 had revealed that he'd slipped through the busted window and rowed ashore with Desmond? No. Switch-a-roos of THAT magnitude, which have such a retroactive watering-down effect, take us into shark-jumping territory. Cuse and Lindelof know that. Jin is dead, folks. I'm sorry. I'll miss him too. WeeBeestee 09:17, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

I am compelled to agree wholeheartedly. We can't take "Lost is known for plot twists" as evidence that he isn't dead. All evidence points towards his death. There is nothing there to suggest he survived. Can we all agree on "@Dead" ? -- Integrated Integrated 10:28, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

Everyone on the boat is dead![]

Explosion was too big and neither Jin nor anybody on the boat couldn't survive. Do you remember that helicopter was moved??

It's a TV show. And a show about an island with magical powers, to boot. There have been MANY situations where characters realistically should have been killed, but turned out to be alive. The show absolutely could reveal him to be alive. Until the show reveals his fate, we don't know either way. --Minderbinder 08:39, 2 June 2008 (PDT)

For example, the house Claire was in. Reasonably after that occurred, she wouldn't survive, but she somehow has... kind of... Plkrtn talk contribs email 04:36, 18 June 2008 (PDT)

For Christ sake, how the show can reveal his fate? How can they prove he is dead? They can't! Because they have already shown him dead! So in Lostpedia.com he will be "presumably dead" until the end of the show... BeŻet 06:23, 11 June 2008 (PDT)

They haven't shown him dead. Plkrtn talk contribs email 04:36, 18 June 2008 (PDT)

When did they "show him dead"? They've never shown a dead body of Jin, and the tombstone date is a lie anyway. --Gluphokquen Gunih ▲ 22:51, 11 June 2008 (PDT)

Nothing is confirmed till its out of the mouths of producers, or made clear on the show itself. Thats the LP way. No definitive answer till it is definitively answered in canon Plkrtn talk contribs email 04:36, 18 June 2008 (PDT)

In a Lost panel recently the producers refused to comment on his status, making him an unknown.--Jinx 12:30, 24 July 2008 (PDT)

There is two solutions : in the first one, Jin is dead. (Do you remember when the Others kidnapped Walt ? Where was Jin ? Maybe with Rousseau...) In the second one, he has survived to the explosion. So the question is : Does the Jin saved by Rousseau comes from the second season or the fifth one ? (Sorry for my english)Kevin51340 15:10, 11 February 2009 (UTC)

Can we please just agree on Jin[]

I bleive that he should be unknown, there is defenitly a chance he could of surived. people are saying 'just becasue you like hom doesn't mean hes alive'. Well i don't like Jin but i still think he could be alive, so please can we just agree on him?--Rbfskywalker 08:47, 21 June 2008 (PDT)

Jin is Alive[]

20:05, 22 August 2008 (PDT) In the Season 4 episode Ji Yeon, Jin is seen buying Sun a panda bear doll for Sun while she is in labor. That is no flashback, a nurse even mentioned the Oceanic 6. My guess is that Jin's so-called grave has no body. --Dharma22\

I thought it was a flashback? Are you sure the nurse that mentioned it was not the one in "Sun's time" and not "Jin's"? And yeah the grave is probably fake, Sun just believes he is dead and that's why there is a grave to honor and respect him. BTW his status should remain as unknown or presumed deceased. There is no evidence he is dead, plus he was last seen at the edge of ship and could have jumped into water. Thank you.--Mistertrouble189 15:51, 4 September 2008 (PDT)

The episode was actually (as confirmed by the producers), split between flashbacks (Jin), island time, and flashforwards (Sun). -- Sam McPherson T C E 15:58, 4 September 2008 (PDT)

In which time period was Jin buying the Panda and taking it to the hospital where Sun was in labor? He lied about who he was, to the man standing outside the hospital room, so not to be identified as Jin. Also, didn't the man say the baby was a boy? Later we learn that Sun has given birth to a girl.--2skinnywheels 03:35, 30 July 2009 (UTC)

Unknown[]

Not presumed deceased. We can't presume anything. --Pyramidhead 17:31, 5 October 2008 (PDT)

Agreed. -- Sam McPherson T C E 15:35, 11 November 2008 (PST)

All the new character photos[]

Most of the major cast members seem to have new promotional photos as their main photos, upgraded from the old ones... are these the promotional shots for Season 5? Because if so, having Jin's new photo is kind of spoilery... actually, never mind, because on Lost somebody being dead doesn't mean they're out of the show. Scarecrow 04:12, 18 November 2008 (PST)

No they are all Season 4 promo pics. -- CTS Talk Contribs 13:37, 18 November 2008 (PST)

jin[]

Hes aliveeee =) Booya. --Mistertrouble189 03:02, 5 February 2009 (UTC)

Wooooohoooooooooo!!!

-- CTS Talk Contribs 03:08, 5 February 2009 (UTC)

I did a happy dance when he was discovered!--Improvsensation 07:15, 5 February 2009 (UTC)

As much as I like Jin as a character and Daniel Dae Kim as an actor, I, personally, was disappointed to learn that the power-punch that the writers threw in the season 4 finale has turned out to be a "Hollywood punch" -- a "stunt-punch." It only appeared to land, but in fact did not land. I had come to expect better from Cuse and Lindelof. The Kahana-destruction scene will never again have the same impact. (*sigh*) WeeBeestee 22:10, 8 February 2009 (UTC)

Rename?[]

This may have been addressed, but it's clear from tonight's episode that Jin and Sun both put their surname first. Should we move the pages to reflect this? --Pyramidhead 15:01, 5 February 2009 (UTC)

Jin has met all of the main characters also Miles.

robert h

Nobody but Jin knows that Charlotte can speak Korean.[]

As we seen that on the episode "this place is death" Jin directly spoke in Korean to Charlotte. How he knows that Charlotte can speak Korean ?

In Ji Yeon, Jin and Sun spoke about Charladay. Charlotte smiled and Jin recognized her to know how to speak Korean. Late in that episode, Jin confronted Charlotte about that, and asked her to put his wife on the helicopter.--Comfortably.Floyd 21:20, 12 February 2009 (UTC)

Trivia[]

The trivia section says that Jin has met all the main characters except for Ben. Would it be safe to assume now that he has met Ben after they have spent time in the DI together? It seems like everyone in the DI knows everyone else. --KevinS6 19:32, 28 March 2009 (UTC)

Yea we've now seen him with young Ben --Integrated (User / Talk) 10:42, 31 March 2009 (UTC)

Jin's Father[]

The Unanswered Questions section asks: "Is Mr. Kwon Jin's biological father? If not, who is?"

Can anyone explain the basis for this being an "unanswered question"? Has the show ever suggested that Mr. Kwon isn't Jin's biological father? If someone can't point to a specific scene/episode where this is explicitly raised as an issue, I think it should be removed. Is there any such scene? Anyone... anyone....??? --Faraday100 19:40, 4 July 2009 (UTC)

I'm not good with episode names, but when Sun is being blackmailed she's goes to visit Jin's father where he admits he doesn't know if he's the boys father or not, but if he didn't raise him, than who would?Keep on rocking in the free world! 20:36, 4 July 2009 --Keep on rocking in the free world! 20:37, 4 July 2009 (UTC)BAIKJOE

I totally forgot about that conversation (ugh, and now i see it's referenced on Mr. Kwon's page... my bad). Thanks. --Faraday100 14:12, 5 July 2009 (UTC)