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Family Relations[]

We've got here discussion about Juliet's relation to Widmore, Amelia, Ethan. However, in the 10/9/06 LOST podcast, Damon and Carlton mentioned a relationship between Karl and Juliet. Any thoughts that he might be her son?

Highly unlikely. She has only been on the island for three years and some months. Karl is at least a full-grown teenager. Why has he not been mentioned in any of Juliet's backstory? But this does bring up a good point: who ARE Karl's parents? One possible guess: he is the son of one of the men who were in Rousseau's expedition, and Colleen. He has fairly blond hair and bluish eyes, which rules out a lot of possible parental units right there. ~~Saukkomies 7:47 PM 17 February 2007 (EST)

Photo[]

Someone changed it to a dark one from the aquarium. I mean, wtf?

I can't see anything when I go to the page now. Is this happening to anyone else? --Mighty Rearranger 03:26, 5 October 2006 (PDT)

Carrie?[]

How do we know that the book chosen by Juliet is "Carrie"? Obviously Stephen King is visible as the author when Juliet is standing outside holding the book, but the title is never shown. Did someone mention the title and I just didn't hear it?Evan

Someone said they saw it in a screencap. If someone can find it onscreen for sure and cap it, that would be a good image to have. --Minderbinder 12:27, 5 October 2006 (PDT)
I recognized the side of the cover as being Carrie (red strip along the bottom half), but it's the only part of the episode that I didn't tape so it could be another similar cover (like Nightmares and Dreamscapes).--Mighty Rearranger 13:08, 5 October 2006 (PDT)
Screen captures posted on lost-forum.com have shown clearly that the book is "Carrie."Evan

Molotov Woman?[]

Do you think the producers pulled another Penelope, meaning that Juliet is suppose to be Molotov Woman.--CaptainInsano 11:53, 5 October 2006 (PDT)

Refresh my memory, who is the Molotov Woman?Evan
The lady who throw the Molotov on the raft.--CaptainInsano 14:00, 5 October 2006 (PDT)
"pulled another Penelope"? I just noticed that Penelope and Juliet are not the same person. but your comment confused me. they are the same person? the look very much alike, dont they? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Assaf (talkcontribs) .
I'm pretty sure that Captain Insano means that there are two versions of Penny: as seen in the differences in Desmond's photo. Pulling a Penelope more than likely means that there are 2 versions of the same person. --Marik7772003 18:18, 5 October 2006 (PDT
Oh, ok. now I understand --Assaf 03:32, 6 October 2006 (PDT)
I don't mean to add confusion to the issue, but could she be Karen DeGroot? The whole "it doesn't matter who we were" thing along with her status amoungst the others. The age seems slightly off, but the island's "properties" could account for that.--User:Elifutbol 21:56, 5 October 2006 (EDT)
Yeah, marik that is what I meant.--CaptainInsano 19:00, 5 October 2006 (PDT)
what about that old woman who is at the book club and who looks like she has a bond with Juliette.. Personally i have her pegged as someone of importance.. if ms degroot was say 35is in the 70s then she would be about 60-70is.. AND the way that the old woman was looking at Juliette (during her book argument) it was a look of motherly pride, like she used to be in charge and now shes seeing Juliette start to take charge.. just a thought --User:Jordanoth\sig

The Host[]

There seems to be some confusion on the main page:

'Ben is mentioned during the book club scene as being a "host" for the book club that session; Juliet also claims to be a host, leading to the suspicion that Ben either lives there or used to live there, with Juliet.'

I think what Adam was getting at was that Ben wasn't there because he wouldn't want to read a book like Carrie (as the host picks the book for that meeting, rotating around the group with each host taking a turn in some order). --MRNasher

what i don't get is that we already know that ben likes stephen king. --kaini. 10:27, 6 October 2006 (PDT)
There are a few possibilities. He could be sarcastic/joking, he could like steven king but not that particular book, or the other guy could be mistaken about what he thinks Ben likes. --Minderbinder 12:31, 6 October 2006 (PDT)
Was certainly a cute back reference to what we saw before, possibly it was part of Ben's cover.. trying to appear as an average Joe rather than the brains behind the Others... and whats more average joe than liking Steven King novels. --MRNasher
And you believe everything that Ben says??? ;) ~~Saukkomies 7:41 PM 17 February 2007 (EST)

In my opinion, Ben wasn't supposed to be the host. Adam says "I know the host picks the books (as in Juliet picked Carrie) but seriously He wouldn't read this in the bathroom (it wouldn't be approved by Ben)"... This is clearly Juliet asserting her choice away from Ben's dictats. This doesn't rule out they were once involved... --CorrosionX 07:16, 5 October 2006 (PDT)

Flooding the Hydra[]

Perhaps I'm missing something... Where are the theories concerning why Ben would shut that door on Juliet when Jack started flooding the holding area? --The Swan 12:13, 8 October 2006 (PDT)

My theory on this is that it goes to further illustrate the point of just how narcissistic Ben is. ~~Saukkomies 7:18 PM 17 February 2007 (EST)

Color blindness[]

"Juliet may be colour-blind"

I am not aware of a red-yellow color blindness unless she's a monochromat. Cburnett 22:04, 16 October 2006 (PDT)

Could this simply be a production glitch? The actress flubbing her lines? Even on the Season 2 DVDs, there is at least one occurance where Jack calls John "Jack". (And I think, at one point, he calls Charlie "Hurley".) So it's interesting that she referrs to the red button as the "yellow" button, but... I don't know if it's *that* interesting, ya know? Could just be a simple mistake that the directors and editors didn't catch. --Shodan1138 00:26, 17 October 2006 (PDT)
It would be nearly impossible for one to mistake red for yellow or yellow to red. Even a monochromat would, if IDing something by color, by the color it is commonly recognized as being. Willo 09:47, 18 October 2006 (PDT)
OR it could be that the red button was enclosed in a yellow case, and when giving someone instructions to use it, a person may tell them the case's color first, because that's what they'd see first. Joelvanatta 06:14, 26 October 2006 (PDT)
Willo, a monochromat is unable to distinguish between hues of color (ergo the name) so how would they be able to distinguish hues then?
Regardless, this is splitting hairs on the color blindness and it seems much less plausable than a production error. Even descrbing the case's color with the button is more plausable than color blindness (but doing this makes no sense to me). Cburnett 22:51, 3 December 2006 (PST)

Dharma[]

Did anybody else notice the Dharma symbol on her doctor's uniform?

--- Beeth 09:37, 26 October 2006 (PDT)
  • yes your point is - BBALLUVRQ

Sisters?[]

i have found a striking resemblance in Penelope Widmore and Juliet. How msny think they are sisters? Sisters?- Bballuvrq

Actors looking similar is not grounds for this kind of theory. Elizabeth Mitchell had to audition for the role, she wasn't picked for it based on how she looks -- Plkrtn  talk  contribs  email  07:08, 23 November 2006 (PST)

She *was* picked for how she looks - she looks like Sarah --Jono4174 16:12, 8 February 2007 (PST)

To a certain extent all blonde Hollywood actresses look alike.

Although there is no circumstancial evidence for the two being sisters, I could see it somehow happening. Jack and Claire ended up being siblings... who knows what'll happen next? On an unrelated side note, both Juliet and Penny are MEGA-HAWT. Evil-pineapples 16:58, 6 April 2007 (PDT)

Flashcards, Cons and Tumours[]

I was thinking about what Juliet was doing with the flash cards today.

And ok on the face of it she is passing on info and empowering Jack with information about the wider situation he is in and this on top of Ben's 'confession' about how he was going to break Jack into wanting to save his life....

It just doesn't ring true.

What has Ben done to make Jack like him, or want to save him.

So far hes only shown him hostility, imprisoned him and even 'apparently' left him to drown.

I think he is wise to Jack and might well be into a double bluff. He's now coming as the mighty fallen. Humble and at the mercy of his prisoner. Maybe that is the test.

The X-rays were very clumsily left for Jack to see and i got to wondering if Colleen was sacrificed by Ben. That Ben told her that Sun would not shoot her coz she was a 'good person'. But it gave Ben a chance to see Jack at work, to see if he would try to save an Other.

The Flash cards place an idea in Jacks mind. We don't know Juliet's true nature yet and its possible she is as bad or worse than Ben.

I like the way Jack did manage some self satisfaction at getting one over on Ben with his questioning. This totally smacks of a Sawyer-esque con to me.. Jack thinks he has uncovered a secret of Ben's and delights in revealing he knows it to Ben... he hides his smugness but its there... which is multiplied when Ben refuses to confess. But was it all planted for Jack to think he has stumbled on it.. and has that power over Ben.

I did wonder too about Ben's chat with Juliet at the funeral.. some say it was a private moment (like we have seen between then outside Jacks tank where Ben congratulates Juliet) but i think it was staged.. he might not have heard but after his doctors talk with Jack it would have helped reinforce Jacks belief that Ben does indeed have a tumour.

Maybe this is the plan all along.. to make Jack think they were trying to break him by some clever method. Now he is no longer on his guard he is probably more susceptible to it now.

Lastly i wonder if the tumour story line is either a test for jack, and maybe Juliet too, or its a metaphor for something that Ben wants Jack to really do. So he can gage if Jack will do what's hypocratically right or what a stranger can coerce him to think or do. --MRNasher


I totally agree when you say she could be even worst than Ben. She has an hypnotic look and seems that she can hide her intentions in a great way. And remember that Sawyer thinks she's one of the dangerous Other in the "construction site", that she would have killed Kate without any doubt. --andreapasotti

This strikes me as askew..[]

"At Colleen's funeral, Ben confronted Juliet, accusing her of telling Jack about his need for spinal surgery. Juliet correctly responds that she didn't tell Jack; Ben did (Jack played Ben on that one, taking his limited information and making an educated guess). "

I don't think this is NPOV, but I can't find a way to explain it better without moving away from Juliet's story and centering on the dialogue between Ben and Jack. The word "correctly" is what first raised my eyebrow, but I am at a quandry as to how to fix it. Am I the only one who thinks this is a little off? If so, do we really need this passage anyway? I suppose so, but the more important matter is what happens with the flashcard-movie deal. --Mr Vain 00:20, 4 November 2006 (PST)

I reworded parts of the paragraph. See if it works for you. -- Cheers 00:47, 4 November 2006 (PST)

The Movie Frequency[]

Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet) played Julia (Juliet is French Version of Julie or Julia) who was a nurse while Juliet is an OB/GYN. Also there's a character in Frequency named Jack Shepherd. He's the bad guy.

Just thought it was interesting. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Bretterson (talkcontribs) .

Juliet "the fertile"[]

Looking at her, she has this motherly aura around her. on the show her breast are big, juicy, and "motherly".. her name goes by "Juliet". Do you think she is using her delicious body to trick Jack into working for him (for some reason?).--Wattage 14:54, 10 January 2007 (PST)

I think you're overstating the case somewhat. Her breasts are...yeah, a bit large for her overall build and she does have a nice body, but I wouldn't describe her as "voluptuous." And there is nothing motherly about her, IMO. I associate "motherliness" with warmth, and I perecive her as being a rather cold person. As for seducing Jack...interesting question. She really hasn't been flaunting her sexuality at all (aside from merely being attractive, which she can't very well turn off). But, I expect they'll hook up at some point, which might very well be a part of tricking Jack. But knowing jack, I think he'll have a trick of his own up his sleeve.C.m. 07:27, 8 February 2007 (PST)
I laughed out loud when I first read this. Big, juicy, and motherly?? Wow... but anyway, I don't think we should be making character judgements based on the size of... certain body parts. My two cents. Evil-pineapples 16:50, 6 April 2007 (PDT)
"motherly"!? are you meaning to tell me you look at your mother this way? delicious body was in there too.... you need help my friend thats just wrong —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Revangrishnakh (talkcontribs) 2009-03-12T04:48:26.

A Tale of Two Cities[]

A tale of two cities should not be creditied as Juliets flashack for two reasons. 1) it is Jack's episode; 2) the introduction is not a proper flashback anyway, note the lack of the 'woosh' sound and the far away look. --Princess Dharma (banned),14:23, 3 February 2007 (PST)

  • Furthermore, Juliet now has had her own proper flashback episode, Not in Portland.
    • None of those arguments seem valid to me. Libby had a flashback (her only one) at the end of Hurley's episode, and it, if I recall correctly, lacked a "woosh" or a far-away look. Indeed, many flashbacks lack those two features. And we've seen many times that more than one character can have flashbacks in an episode (e.g., Jin and Sun, Nikki and Paulo, Michael and Walt, and even Charlie and Kate), even if they aren't specifically "featured" (everyone had a flashback in the first season finale). And the entire scene is clearly told from Juliet's perspective, as no one else was around at the beginning of the scene. So, if we are going to make a convention or referring to scenes that seem to represent a character's memories or experiences of past events as "flashbacks", I see absolutely no reason to make an exception for this specific flashback just because it's not the featured character's flashback. -Silence 03:44, 14 July 2007 (PDT)

I completely agree with Silence. Just because this episode is Jack-centric, doesn't mean the beginning isn't a Juliet flashback! I think after all the mixing of characterscin the flashbacks and flashforwards in season 4, there needs to be a more intricate way of categorizing the flashes in the episodes... 01lander

It's so obviously Juliet centric to me. It's CENTERS around her [and jack]! Cant get more simple! The POVs of both characters as well as their emotions are essential to the episode. Can I also say how the title 'A Tale of Two Cities' symbolizes how the episode shows the two characters' stories side by side

"The first few minutes of A Tale of Two Cities showed a flashback that is Juliet-centric; the flashback is more dedicated to show what the Others were doing when Flight 815 broke up in mid-air, but it was shown from Juliet's POV."

Really? Who are you to decide what the flashback was dedicated to? erent Four4elements 04:49, 23 January 2009 (UTC)

Seeing as "Dave" is credited as a centric episode for both Hurley and Libby, i think this one should be credited as Juliet centric too. LAnder 08:19, 11 March 2009 (UTC)

Last Name[]

Why would she keep her ex-husbands last name? Don't people change their name back if they get divorced? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Mapleleaf50 (talkcontribs) .

Depends, they may have still been going through the divorce process at this time? Or maybe she just couldn't be bothered to change the name back. Could be many reasons, possible we will find out in a future Juliet flashback. --lewisg 15:26, 8 February 2007 (PST)
This might actually give us a little more insight into Juliet's past. Many women who have professional careers in which they have made a name for themselves through publishing in peer-reviewed journals and conference presentations will not change their names when they are married or divorced due to the fact that they want to maintain the history of their reputation under the name by which they have established themselves in their profession. So, if this is the case, then this would tell us that Juliet had married Edmund Burke before she had begun to really establish her professional reputation.
This also makes sense, since she was working in the same hospital as he (the Miami Central University Medical Research Laboratory), and moreover, that Edmund was her supervisor, even after their divorce. What I think this tells us is that Edmund must have hired her before they got married and before she began to really establish her career. Once she began making a name for herself as a top-notch fertility researcher, she kept her ex-husband's married name after the divorce because this was also her professional name.
Additionally, once Juliet began to make breakthroughs in her research, her ex-husband became noticeably jealous of her success, and it was precisely that reason that he wanted to keep her under him as his assistant - so that he could capitalize as much as possible on her success by riding on her coattails, and possibly even stealing some of the credit for himself. They were arguing over some of these issues when he stepped off the curb and got hit by the bus and killed.
What this all says is that Juliet has a habit it seems of falling for strong-willed, domineering personality men. If we can assume that she had a lover relationship with Ben, then this would fit her pattern. It might also fit the pattern of why she is attracted to Jack, too. ~~Saukkomies 7:18 PM 17 February 2007 (EST)
In a recent Lost podcast, Elizabeth Mitchell mentions that Juliet was "somehow fairly obssessed with" her ex-husband. Could this be a factor? Haych83 07:36, 1 April 2007 (PDT)

Why is she so consistently emotionless, even when someone is pointing a gun at her head?[]

My answer is the fact that many people, myself included, have learned over time that showing your emotion is a weakness. It's best to keep to yourself, unless homocide or suicide come into play.

  • has nobody noticed how much this applies to ben asw well? Mia 18:48, 2 October 2007 (PDT)
  • I think that she is thoughend out and I guess because she was with the others the point that someone points a gun at her doesn't really stress her. Or she just is one of those people who dont want to show emotions because she is scared to get hurt (would work in Juliets case because she has been through a lot as we see in her flashbacks). --Welcome2beyond 09:46, February 8, 2010 (UTC)

Background Information[]

I have got this information, but it does not seem to be canon. It talks about Juliet's earlier life:

Juliet Burke received her B.S. in Biology at Florida State University and went on to receive her PhD from Miami Central University in Fertility Medicine and continued working there on her post-grad work as a lead researcher under acclaimed biologist Dr. Edmund Burke.

I didn't know if I should put it on the article, so I put it here instead.--Phil 18:35, 23 March 2007 (PDT)

It would help if you disclosed the source of your information. I assume you did not receive it in an anonymous brown envelope. -- Cheers (talk) 18:42, 23 March 2007 (PDT)
This information was originally from Wikipedia.--Phil 18:56, 23 March 2007 (PDT)
Not good enough. By far. -- Cheers (talk) 19:53, 23 March 2007 (PDT)

What is in a name?[]

If Juliet is a Shakespearean reference, then is Jack her Romeo? The paralells should be obvious, escpecialy after Sayid's comments at the end of Left Behind - platypus (April 6, 2007)

Yes, I think that is correct. Romeo fell in love with Juliet, a woman from an enemy camp, just as Jack (it seems) is starting to fall in love with Juliet. And they both killed themselves at the end of the story. Doesn't bode well for our heroes, does it? Evil-pineapples 16:57, 6 April 2007 (PDT)
Hey, if Juliet dies then whatever, i'm cool with it. Mia 22:54, 7 August 2007 (PDT)

tattoo[]

I've seen it mentioned more than once that Juliet might have a tattoo on her shoulder that the actress does not. Can anyone confirm or deny? --Jackdavinci 09:55, 11 April 2007 (PDT)

Juliette?[]

Why is the fact that her name is sometimes misspelled on the internet listed under trivia? If there are no protests, I'm going to delete that.--Timmythegreek 08:29, 11 May 2007 (PDT)

Other or Lostie?[]

I noticed that pretty much everywhere on this site, Juliet is still considered to be one of the Others. However, by the end of Season 3, I think it's pretty obvious that she no longer considers herself to be an Other, and she acts as part of the Losties group as though she is a Lostie. Even more bizarre is that when you click on the "Main Characters" category on the main page, Juliet isn't one of the characters listed, presumably because she is also in the category "The Others". I suggest that her category either be changed from "The Others" to "Main Characters [a.k.a. Losties]" for all of the above reasons, or at the very least that she be part of both categories. Not having her listed as a main character when she has become such a big part of the show just seems a bit ridiculous to me. Wstonefi 08:56, 25 May 2007 (PDT)


true

I think she should be listed as a main character too! She was really important to the show especially in season 5 and I don't even consider her an Other anymore --TheOther108 07:06, January 8, 2011 (UTC)

The Truth[]

We know Juliet has confided many things in Jack, most notably the Others' iminent attack on the beach camp. But I came to wonder, did she ever tell him the truth about the implant in Claire? Or did she leave him (and everyone else) believing that what happened to her was a side effect of the medications she'd been given? What was done to Claire was a deliberate ploy designed to cause the survivors to begin to trust Juliet, but it seems like if she really wanted their trust, and was really turning against the Others, she would have come clean about the implant. Sithboy 17:55, 22 June 2007 (PDT)

Battered wife?[]

Juliet told Kate her shoulder had been dislocated several times. Anyone wondering if she had been abused by Edmund? That could partially explain her detached personality.

Perhaps some kind of abusive relationship with Ben, as their relationship has been hinted at. --J-- 06:23, 30 December 2007 (PST)


Season 4 Finale[]

Are there no pictures to put up on Juliet's page from the season finale? I noticed that the bottom segment of her pafge looks rather text heavy lol. .

Revert To An Older Format[]

I made the decision to undo the changes made to this page by a user as the pictures looked squashed in most parts of the page.

Well, as the person who made the changes and worked hard on them, I reverted it back. If you could point out which pictures looked "squashed", I'd be happy to fix them. After all, I put much effort into this, so I might as well fix that too. ;-)  ODK Talk   Sandbox 10:19, 30 November 2008 (PST)
I'm sorry about that, I understand the work yout put in, and it wasn't letting me only revert some of it. I was planning on setting the on-Island sections to your prefrences today but it's the Off Island and Before the crash sections that don't sit right with me. I'm going to use the examples of the Juliet and Goodwin picture and the picture of Juliet and Harper in the 'With The Others' section. They both look like they are screenshots made to look like promo images and it doesn't work as well. I think actually using just screenshots of those moments would be better. Also, the After the Crash section seems to laden with Images. I think it would be fine if we got rid of the picture from One Of Us and moved the rest up a bit to allow for some more room. In retrospect reverting it probably wasn't the best idea but I also put hard work onto the original version and you also erased most of that. --Jamster 10:30, 30 November 2008 (PST)
Ok, you're right. I think with a mixed effort we can come to an agreement. I like what you did with the "Before the Crash" images. Would you like me to make the Juliet & Goodwin and Juliet & Harper images regular screenshots?  ODK Talk   Sandbox 17:16, 30 November 2008 (PST)
I think it would be best. I originally made the edits some time ago to the pages because the images were like that (and I just had to get that screenshot of Juliet at the crash site from The Other Woman in there - i love that picture) -Jamster 09:32, 1 December 2008 (PST)

Edited further the Season Three section using some screenshots and not all promo images to add some variation. Still unsure about the D.O.C. image - whether the screenshot or promo shot is better. --Jamster 09:32, 1 December 2008 (PST)

Hmm[]

"Flight 815 crashed on the third anniversary of Juliet coming to the Island" - this is under trivia. How do we know this is true? Integrated (User / Talk) 06:36, 25 January 2009 (UTC)

One Of Us, third season. Four4elements 20:14, 28 January 2009 (UTC)

"Jules"[]

Both Tom and Edmund call her Jules. No one else called her that. Victor-200 09:18, 3 March 2009 (UTC)


Clean-Up[]

I've put the Off the Island section into past tense as best as possible (please excuse any missed words) but was that all? Is there another section that needed cleaning up? --Jamie-0408 18:03, 14 March 2009 (UTC)


Is her "Date of Death" conjecture?[]

I mean, she was just as alive as everyone else when the bomb went off down in that hole, and she's listed as 'Unknown' with everyone else on the Main Characters portal. Illyrias Acolyte 03:39, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

  • I think that we should not assume she's dead, and yeah I think 'unknown' is the best we can do... someone even changed the opening paragraph to say, "she detonated the hydrogen bomb, killing herself".. I'm gonna change it back since we do not know she's dead. -Kaisle 16:28, 15 May 2009 (UTC)

Only on a show like Lost[]

Only a wiki for THIS show could have the sentence "she detonated a hydrogen bomb, leaving her fate unknown". Makes me laugh. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Spileggi (talkcontribs) 2009-05-13T23:30:42.

  • Excuse me anonymous commentator... If you think that surviving would be impossible remember how many times was Michael saved in Season 4, that Jin survived an exploding freighter and how Locke, Charlie, Desmond and Eko survived an implosion of the Swan. Not to mention that about 70 people survived a crash of a plane without major injuries...--Orhan94 15:43, 14 May 2009 (UTC)
    • Oh no, you misunderstand me. I wasn't criticizing anyone....I personally think that she IS still alive. I just think its funny how the show has trained us to write stuff like that. And I've never really commented like this before, and I just figured out how to sign my name. sorry! --Spileggi 15:48, 14 May 2009 (UTC)
      • Sorry, my bad than. --Orhan94 21:04, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

haha i've seen so many things like that! It does make sense though considering we never knew what was going to happen and everything changes :) --TheOther108 07:04, January 8, 2011 (UTC)

Falling[]

Why didn't she instantly die after falling into the drilling pit? It happened, because the magnetic energy provided a softer & safer fall? -- Paintbox 13:59, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

  • Possibly, and maybe it's the same reason the hydrogen bomb didn't detonate on impact. -Kaisle 18:17, 14 May 2009 (UTC)
    • Could be, or the Smoke Monster catched her right before hitting rock bottom. I mean come on, even if Smokey is evil incarnated, it wouldn't kill off the hottest Lost dudette ever. Ok, not the most realistic, but I still hope her fate is the same as the rest of the main cast, as in coming back in season 6 ... --Smullie 19:36, 14 May 2009 (UTC)
With the magnetism pulling on the chain, she ought to hit bottom harder than without it; it's as if she fell in stronger gravity. —Tamfang 06:25, December 28, 2009 (UTC)

Trivia[]

Juliet is one of the five characters to have their first flashback in the episode they first appeared in. The other four are Charlotte, Lapidus, Jack and Miles. - should Jacob be included in this now? -- Chuq 13:17, 18 May 2009 (UTC)

  • Yes, I'd say so. It gets complicated, though. What about Harper? Shouldn't she count too? Or do only main characters count? If so, it should be specified. If not, she should be added. And I wonder, should Jacob's Nemesis count too? Lindsaynickel 13:39, 18 May 2009 (UTC)
  • Harper didn't HAVE a flashback, she APPEARED in a flashback (Juliet's). Jacob's Nemesis' case is debatable, due to Locke having a flashback, still ... that was Locke, not Jacob's buddy. --LeoChris 14:27, 18 May 2009 (UTC)

She's dead[]

Damon Lindelof said so. [1] Minor spoilers. --Golden Monkey 23:21, October 29, 2009 (UTC)

Lindelof confirms that she's dead, but he doesn't say she suceeded in blowing up the bomb. We still don't know for sure what the white flash means. --CadmiumX99 12:12, December 12, 2009 (UTC)

If they say it that she's dead, then she's dead! I have on another that to, but I can't figure out the language.--Station7 10:28, January 4, 2010 (UTC)

  • The flash lead to the leap in time (I guess) and the flash also partially lead to her death (remember the brain aneurysm an Juliets nosebleed in the beginning of season 5). Another thing I realized was that the chains weren't around her when Sawyer found her.--Welcome2beyond 09:56, February 8, 2010 (UTC)

"It worked"[]

Does Juliet really tell Myles "it worked"? How does she knkow it worked when earlier in the episode she think it didn't work.Dustybagel 19:24, February 6, 2010 (UTC)dusty

LA X sneek peek - Says she's pregnant.[]

I was just reading on the main page that her line "it worked" was changed for the sneek peek of LA X part 1 to telling Sawyer she's three months pregnant. I can't find this video anywhere online. Does anyone have a link? Thanks. --Jonahwriter 15:45, March 14, 2010 (UTC)

Flash Sideways[]

Is Juliet going to appear in a flash sideways??? She seems like too much of a main character to not have an alternative storyline. Other dead people have the, so, do you think she will? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Adammuldr7 (talkcontribs) 2010-04-26T09:44:27.

UQ Discussion[]

  • I'm (again) removing: "What happens to her in the alternate timeline?" - As she is not in the alternate timeline there is nothing either to ask or answer - because, well, she's not there! So the Q is invalid, or at best it is leading (which also makes it removeable) as suggesting that she is in the Alt timeline.    Charles Kane     talk  contribs   email   17:55, May 7, 2010 (UTC)

Flash Sideways changes[]

Why are some people changing Flash Sideways to Post Death/Afterlife? I am under the impression, we are using the creators terminology Flash Sideways unless there is specific clarification from Cuse/Lindelof, perhaps in the LOST Encyclopedia that is coming out soon. If there is no clarification, then I thought we were to continue using the creators terminology. I got this impression from Plkrtn's comments on the Flash Sideways World talk page. Is this correct? --Just Sayin' JSTalk LBC LBCTalk eMail 20:14, August 27, 2010 (UTC)

Engaged / Married to Sawyer?[]

This promotional still from the final scene the finale depicts Juliet wearing a ring on her ring finger which she didn't have before her meeting with Sawyer, considering the fact that emphasis was placed on the fact that he intended to propose to her in the first timeline, it isn't a stretch to assume that he might have done so in the flash-sideways after being awoken, but prior to moving on. The question is, though, is this sufficient evidence to include it in the article? --LeoChris 08:36, January 7, 2011 (UTC)

I think you can put that in the article with no elaboration. "The two remembered their life together as they touched, and they embraced. They reunited with the others from the island in the church, Juliet now wearing a new ring on her finger. The couple sat together as a light flowed over them." --- Balk Of Fametalk 12:43, January 7, 2011 (UTC)

I was really excited when I saw that picture! I think it could be added into the articles, it would make sense :) --TheOther108 07:01, January 8, 2011 (UTC)

New Profile Picture[]

JulietS5b

I nominate that we use this picture. Firstly, it's a nice picture in my opinion, and she is more centred in it :) Julietfan2626 Talk Blogs 14:15, January 8, 2011 (UTC)

Yes

  • Yes Facing the camera is always better than not doing so. Hence, this new picture is preferable to the one where her body is turned sideways... --LeoChris 17:40, January 8, 2011 (UTC)

Juliet Main Photo[]

Is it me or does this photo not really look like her? are their any better photos we can change it to?

This is my personal opinion, but I don't like this pic all that much... --TWISH

Well as you can see above, it was changed recently. I actually quite like it, it's probably one of the best of her Season 5 selection which is the most current we can use. I don't know what you mean about it not looking like her, but I think she looks the same in all of the photos from that season. It's obviously heavily photoshopped and airbrushed, there's not a lot we can do about that. The previous image before this was http://lostpedia.wikia.com/wiki/File:Julietseason5.jpg. I'm open to suggestions if any photos are presented.--Baker1000 23:12, July 21, 2011 (UTC)

http://gallery.lost-media.com/displayimage.php?album=1438&pid=131758#top_display_media I think this one is much better in my opinion or if you dont agree maybe these two?-

http://gallery.lost-media.com/displayimage.php?album=1438&pid=131761#top_display_media http://gallery.lost-media.com/displayimage.php?album=1438&pid=131762#top_display_media

I have to stay I like the second pic. --TomWellingishot

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