Contents 1 Libby's hair 2 She wont be in season 3 3 Hurley stepping on her foot = liar 4 Dave or David 5 Libby's babbling 6 "Compulsive Liar" 7 Libby or some Other 8 Libby is mental 9 Something's up with that gal! 10 Libby says she's "buried a lot of people" 11 The Island 12 did i miss something? 13 Working for Hanso/Widmore 14 Elizabeth 15 Gallery 16 Quick question for Donelle 17 Rename 18 Origin 19 Fake Psychologist 20 Rename 21 Her Flashback Episode 22 New pictures 23 Clean up 24 Who added a last name? 25 Flashback/Centric Episode 26 Date of birth 27 Last Name & Oceanic 6

Libby's hairEdit

Whilst in the mental institute Libby had brunette hair, but how come after around 50 days on the island it has not turned back to its original colour? --Phil 09:48, 17 January 2007 (PST)

Maybe the original color WAS blonde? Also notice her hair is kind of red-blondish in the Desmond flashback. Very intriguing... Evil-pineapples 11:44, 22 April 2007 (PDT)

She wont be in season 3 Edit

Cynthia Watros has just been casted in a new CBS show, My Ex-Life she will be a main character so the likeliness that she will be seen much more is very doubtful. --rdavid01 9:00pm 19th of April 2006 (GMT+1)

I am thinking Libby will be gravely ill after the shooting and reveal who shot her to Jack or Hurley just before she expires. It would be nice if she put Hurley out of his misery too (or adds to it) by telling him where he knows her from and why she didn't tell him.. if indeed she does remember. --MRNasher

It's not like Lost to kill a character off before tying up their loose connections, so I'm thinking Libby will be around for at least a little while longer. --Uth 12:10, 4 May 2006 (PDT)

Damn you Libby! :P

It was a shame to see her go.. but her death face was about the best i've seen on TV. She looked genuinely dead from shock. I wonder if Hurley is putting 2 and 2 together and = betrayal.

I wish she'd lasted longer.. but we have to have Michael carry out his betrayal in full, or at least more to it conclusion, so we can find out whats driven him to this action and what it is he's been told to do. --MRNasher

She will be featured somewhat prominently in Season 3, but only in flash backs--Bernini 18:05, 18 May 2006 (PDT)

By my theory, she will show up a lot in flashbacks. But she didn't get one of her own because it told too many secrets and answers to the questions we all have. Of all the people shown in flashbacks, she's varied the most in personality and appearance. To Desmond, she was a grieving widow with conservative hair and a sob story... and gives away just the kind of boat Desmond needs. In Hurley's flashback, she's semi-comatosis, in a mental ward, with brown hair, and staring at something around Hurley. On the Island and in Eko's flashback she's a very confident, assertive, and friendly LOST. She tries to treat wounds and be a reasoning force. She develops a relationship with the unlikely Hurley. So what kind of person changes their moods and appearance? What kind of person pops out of the blue to offer a valuable boat to a stranger... and into a mental ward just to stare at somebody... and each time with something other than her natural hair. Spy. Operative. Private Detective / Investigator. Opportunist. Somebody for sale.

• Just wanting to add, we all know the island has healing properties & above there is info saying she is not coming back in season 3, but something just tells me she will be back as a regular cast member, for me there was something strangely fake/pre organised in the way that she was killed by Michael.НародныйАртист 04:56, 20 July 2006 (PDT)

She could come back. I hope so too. Did she know Michael was back? Princess Dharma

Hurley stepping on her foot = liarEdit

Hurley stopped at nothing to get on that plane & was almost not allowed to board, you're going to tell me that Libby (if she was telling the truth) was going to be running as frantically because she was late? The pieces from the Theories section don't fit unfortunately. НародныйАртист 20:31, 8 June 2006 (PDT)

I think she lied about how she knew him simply because she didn't want him to find out she'd been in the crazy house too. I don't know why, though, it seems as though it would make them closer. Having the same experiences 'nall, you know.--Sam McPherson 12:36, 22 January 2008 (PST)

Dave or David Edit

Now wouldn't that be an interesting plot twist for this character. Although Libby is dead, shes getting the most plot twists on the Island. So if Imaginary Dave is atually her husband... Does that mean that after he died, Hurley began seeing him? The trauma of her husband's death may be part of what sent her to the Mental Home. Also, whats with all the hairdos? Haha. I cant wait for people to begin hypothisizing that every Cynthia Watros with another hairdo is another clone of Libby and there is actually 20 of her walking around! :)--L0ST 21:20, 24 May 2006 (PDT)

It would also make sense that Hurley is seeing Libby's dead husband on the island because Jack also saw his dead father on the island. --Jack Healy 14:57, 2 June 2006 (PDT)

Libby's babbling Edit

Being a psychologist doesn't mean that Libby is prone to babbling.

• Isn't it possible that Libby could be either A.) A clinical Psychologist observing the patients, particularly Hurley (perhaps as a recruiter)? or B.) A television star researching a part that involves being a mental patient? Retrieved from "http://lostpedia.com/wiki/Talk:Libby"

• That's not the implication...When she does it, she's doing it with the intent of distracting herself or others away from the focus issue at hand. Like when she sets the guys leg, she's babbling intensely to distract him and Ana Lucia, and then she just sets the leg without warning. That's a clever use of human behavior, likely derived from the fact that she's a clever psychologist.

• Then can I suggest the following wording instead then? "and may be using it as a diversion as part of a psychological technique"

• Cool, that works i just didn't want it to be dismissed, as I suspect its an important trait that will come into play often.

• I doubt it's likely to come into play very often now. You know, being dead. Princess Dharma

"Compulsive Liar" Edit

How so? It was on E! online Gossip with Kristen

Yeah, I think it is possible that she's a sociopath or something and has changed her identity a number of times. It would as explain her being in Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute. --Jack Healy 11:12, 3 June 2006 (PDT)

Libby or some Other Edit

If she lied to Hurley 'bout stepping on his foot, then was she on the plane? If she wasn't on the plane could she be an other, like Ethan?

If she was an Other why would she have helped Claire regain her memories?

I think there's enough evidence to suggest she was on the plane. She was scrambling on the beach with everyone else and was wet, like everyone else, unlike a certain 'dry' other who tried to infiltrate the Tailies. It is still possible she's a mainland other. See the following pics. --Carl

Yeah, and although it doesn't prove she was on the plane, she was in the airport in Sydney before the flight took off, so I so believe she was on the plane. Saying that just because she was on the plane doesn't mean she's not a Dharma recruiter! --LostCat 11:17, 29 May 2006 (PDT)

http://kinkajou.ois.uri.edu/~cvr/libby1.jpg http://kinkajou.ois.uri.edu/~cvr/libby2.jpg

is that actually her in the picture? When she

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I think it probably is her in the pictures, if you compare her dress to what she is wearing when she fixes the guys leg.

I don't believe she was on the plane myself. Admittedly my memory of faces is poor, but I don't remember her in any flashbacks on the plane. And when she tells Hurley he stepped on her foot, he doesn't seem to recall it, so I suspect it was a lie to try and prevent him connecting her with the hospital. However, she does seem to have landed in the water with the other tailenders. Either way, I don't trust her, and she's one to watch.

I kind of like the idea of her as a Dharma recruiter.

--Rayne 20:34, 29 April 2006 (PDT)

This question is resolved in ? when Eko runs in to her at the Sidney Airport.

Libby was at the airport in Sydney right before the plane took off. She was on the beach right after the crash. There really is no way she could have done that without being on the plane, and no reason for her not to be. --DharmaAndWreck 14:17, 6 April 2007 (PDT)

Libby is mental Edit

I like the theory that she was in mental care at some point (breakdown after her husband died?).. and thats where she met Hurley and explains her slightly odd personality.

Its therefore also possible she knows of the numbers too. Moreover she might know that Hurley is loaded, not that it does her much good on the island.

On a fan made podcast someone suggested that if they got together.. would that make her Elizabeth Hurley? :P --MRNasher

It's very possible or even likely that Libby knows about Hurley's wealth, which might be the reason she's making a move on him.(yes, i'm a hopeless romantic) --skks 10:13, 22 March 2006 (PST)

Awesome! We got the pay off.. :) I have to say that 'Dave' was a highly predicatble episode but we did have some nice Hurley moments. --MRNasher

Should we dismiss her claim to be a psychologist? She knew how to set the broken bone so she's had at least some first aid training. And just because she went nuts doesn't mean she wasn't a psychologist first. Or maybe she became a psychologist after getting out of Santa Rosa.--Tricksterson 10:39, 8 April 2006 (PDT)

Something's up with that gal! Edit

Did anyone notice the way that, just before the episode cut to the final scene in the asylum, that Libby's expression on the cliff turned from sympathy to private disgust? This definitely suggests something's up... Either way it's doing Mrniko's nut! --Mrniko

Do you think it was disgust with Hurley or with herself. Considering the scene afterward I suspect the latter.--Tricksterson 10:39, 8 April 2006 (PDT)

Isn't it possible that Libby could be either A.) A clinical Psychologist observing the patients, particularly Hurley (perhaps as a recruiter)? or B.) A television star researching a part that involves being a mental patient?

oooh.. i like the star in role research idea :) method actor. Its just the kind of twisted plot device i love. --MRNasher

That's kind of been used with Nikki now, hasn't it? OH, WILD IDEA: Nikki... is actually Libby reincarnated. ... *cricket cricket* ... (Isolation815 10:56, 22 April 2007 (PDT))

BUT NIKKI IS DEAD!!... haha I was looking through Libby's talk page and I saw this section and wanted to say I did notice her expression change in that episode. We may never know why. I hope we learn more about her.--Mistertrouble189 12:20, 7 July 2008 (PDT)

Libby says she's "buried a lot of people" Edit

LIBBY: You don't know. You know why? Because it happened to me. His name was Donald, and I buried him. I buried a lot of people, Hurley. So don't tell me that that wasn't real. And don't tell me you made me up. It's insulting.

Obviously, this comment was made to Hurley during a coversation about the island, so she is probably referencing Tailies that perished - but this could refer to a psychotic past, or to some murderous actions she may have taken since being on the island.

If taken out of context. --skks 04:00, 21 April 2006 (PDT)

The Island Edit

I just had a thought.. i wonder if "the island" (or whatever force exists there) messed with Hurley and Libby as they walked in the forest. Seems very odd how Hurley could be so lost as to circle 3 times and not get any distance away from the camp. It leads directly to Libby's death after all. --MRNasher

Hrmm, I was teasing my friend earlier with silly theories like "Michael is actually Walt.. they've been playing with accelerated growth", and for some reason I said "I'm glad Hurley finally killed Libby". This started me thinking about 'temporal engineering' (for lack of a better phrase.. see 'the Butterfly Effect', 'Mostly Harmless' even 'Bill and Ted'.. also, I'm not talking about time travel.. rather, foreknowledge).. because Hurley forgot to get blankets, Libby died.

One of my theories is that Dharma, or 'the Others' or someone, is manipulating events. By know a sequence of events before they happen, you could change things to set a eprson down a certain path. Basically, I think at some point every character came into direct contact with an 'other' who sent them on a path which led them to the island. That is to say, the events that have occurred are part of a complex plan. The island could be behind it, maybe the Others, maybe 'Him', personally, I think Hurley and Walt are behind it all (see the last episode of series 2, Walt and Hurley smile like they know eachother - this is the only time Walt looks up from his Gameboy) :p. --Rayne 16:46, 5 May 2006 (PDT)

Ever seen the movie The Paycheck? Ben Affleck's charachter builds a machine that can see into the future. Then, by providing himself with a few items and clues he is able to change the course of events to come. Perhaps whoever controls the island is able to weild a similar power (directly/indirectly). This would explain what Charles Widmore meant by saying to Ben that everything he has by taking it from him because Widmore had control of the island before him (via DI). ManOfFaith 11:43, 28 August 2008 (PDT)

did i miss something? Edit

how could you know that her last name is widmore?--Cool Man 0912 08:54, 5 May 2006 (PDT)

While I don't think we should rename the page until it's officially revealed in the episode, here's the source ^[1]. SecretAgentMan has never been wrong before.
   Jabberwock    talk    contribs    email   - 09:09, 5 May 2006 (PDT)

Unfortunately, he was wrong this time. Half of that summary is completely off -- maybe it's from a very early draft of the shooting script. If Libby was part of the Widmore family at one point, that connection was not indicated in "Live Together, Die Alone". MaxVeers 21:26, 24 May 2006 (PDT)

If she was a Widmore it'd be very interesting, but the fact that it hasn't actually been revealed casts doubt. If she was a Widmore, wouldn't she have an English accent (assuming she's Penny's sister and Charles's daughter)? --Nickb123 12:39, 10 June 2006 (PDT)

The producers mentioned once in a podcast that there are two branches of the Widmore family: an American branch and the British branch.

I think that she and maybe even Henry Gale are part of the Yankee Widmores. --Aero*Zeppelin 17:06, 21 June 2006 (PDT)

Working for Hanso/Widmore Edit

Related to Widmore or not, it was awful convenient for her to have run into Desmond and be able to offer him her "husband's" boat. The entire scene reeked of a set-up. I believe she was sent to him to give him the boat so he would be exiled to the island, under Widmore's orders. The fact that Penelope Widmore seems to know how to find the island (looking for magnetic anomolies) means that she somehow found out about the project, which further suggests Libby was a tool used to put Desmond there. I doubt "Dave" was ever her husband, just as I doubt she was a psychologist or, perhaps, even insane while in the assylum.--Bdjsb7 05:35, 25 May 2006 (PDT)

All true, but working from the opposite end, Penelope Widmore could have fronted the sailboat to help Desmond win the race and earn his honor back. If my private detective theory is true, she picked up Desmond's trail in the US, then grabbed her chance to make contact with him at the coffee shop. She fronted the boat for her client. After Desmond went missing, Penelope tried tracking multiple leads to the island, again retaining Libby and having her hunt clues to the numbers (Leonard, then Hurley). Her different hairstyles / colors might be a part of her tradecraft (disguise).

Elizabeth Edit

She said that David named the boat after her, so is her name Elizabeth Libby, or was it a setup?

• Libby is a common nickname for Elizabeth.--GeorgePBurdell 15:11, 25 May 2006 (PDT)

I really do have an issue with the fact that people assume that Libby is short for Elizabeth - pertaining to the re-routers and such. As far as we know, her name is actually Libby -- which can be short for Elizabeth, but also short for Olivia (ahem), Liberty, Alyssa, etc. This seems to be a dive ahead based on the assumption that a character we know little about is telling the truth. Crystalline9 23:40, 5 August 2008 (PDT)

Gallery Edit

I think we should change the picture of Libby spitting blood in Sawyer's face on the gallery. We've already got the moment bullets impact her, are we really that grim on here? Couldn't we have a nice one from her Tailie days, the glass eye pic perhaps? --Nickb123 (Talk) 14:42, 10 August 2006 (PDT)

I looked couldn't find a good one. Someone else was always the focus and not Libby. You can try to find one though.--CaptainInsano

I've put one of her speaking to Ana when she's digging that hole. Hope thats alright --Nickb123 (Talk) 14:52, 10 August 2006 (PDT)

Fine with me.--CaptainInsano

I added the images of Libby meeting Desmond and Libby kissing Hurley as the page was picture free. Hope this is OK? --Gracielou01

Quick question for Donelle Edit

"If the imaginary nature of Dave's existence was indeed a hoax, then why can't we see him during Libby's flashback, even though Hurley obviously believes someone is there?"

^ Libby has never had a flashback. Were you referring to Dave? As I understood it, that was part of Hurley's flashback and made us understand that him knowing her is actually in his subconscious - not that he just never knew it at all. (Edit - Libby made a face of worry since she realised he may have realised it, which the flashback then shows us: Hurley has realised it, at least in his subconsious only.) - Andyroo316 18:53, 16 August 2006 (PDT)

I just always assumed that this flashback was indeed Libby's conscious flashback, since pretty much all the other flashbacks in Lost tend to be from the point of view of the character having the flashback. So, while most of the flashbacks in this episode were from Hurley's point of view, the final one was quite clearly from Libby's PoV -- the camera focuses on her and her actions (observing Hurley), rather than on Hurley and his actions (interacting with Dave and Dr. Brooks). I think this flashback still proves that Hurley knows, somewhere in his subconscious, where he knows Libby from -- if she was there, it's safe to assume he saw her at some point. Who the flashback belongs to doesn't really make affect that.

(Also, I feel I should apologise for being a little stubborn with my edits -- I'm new to Wiki, I don't think I've grasped all the etiquette quite yet. XD;) --Donelle

Edit: er, hmm, speaking of noobishness, how do I add that timestamp after my name? Do I just type it in manually or is there some special tag to do that for me? --Donelle... again...

Use --~~~~ after you post. --Phmall 20:03, 16 August 2006 (PDT)

Ooh, I'm learning. --Donelle 20:07, 16 August 2006 (PDT)

Personally, I still think it's Hurley's and our glimpse into his subconscious memory rather than it being Libby's...although two-person flashbacks have happened before - Sun/Jin and Walt/Michael, however the whole episodes have tended to feature dual-flashbacks or one-then-the-other rather than the last one suddenly being the other person's. Of course, that's assuming the flashbacks actualy belong to the person's memory (rather than just being shown to us as stuff that happened in the past, purely as a cinematic device, with no memories involved) although I'd argue it is because sometimes there are slight differences between the same moments of Jin's/Sun's flashbacks (for example - the airport flashbacks in Exodus) where Jin is more angry/violent in Sun's than he is in his own. I'd be happy to let it be put back into the article if one other person thinks it's Libby's flashback (rather than Hurley's) though - it's just a new one I'd never heard before and to me, it seemed really unlikely. --Andyroo316 03:49, 17 August 2006 (PDT)

RenameEdit

Rename to Elizabeth "Libby" simply coz Libby int her name. Princess Dharma

• Disagree We don't know Elizabeth is her name, do we? (I'm serious). We know her as Libby. I'm pretty sure you recently voted on changing Alexandra Rousseau to Alex Rousseau as thats what we know her as. Same here, her name is Libby, not Elizabeth. -Mr.Leaf 14:29, 30 January 2007 (PST)

• Disagree--CaptainInsano 13:33, 31 January 2007 (PST)

• Disagree Yep disagree myself now. --Princess Dharma (banned)

• Disagree I know now that this has been resolved, my opinion doesn't count for much, but I disagree too. --Mr. Crabby (Talk) 13:37, 31 January 2007 (PST)

• Agree Are you guys serious? A) Libby told Desmond (in flashback) that her husband named his boat Elizabeth, after her!!("Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1") B)It is common knowledge that "Libby" stands for "Elizabeth" just like "Lizzy", "Eliza" and "Beth" do!! Also, on the disambiguation page for "Elizabeth" it states that Libby's real name is in fact Elizabeth!

• Agree: Just like the others pages they have the full names of them where just having their first name will make it look the odd one out. --Pacific Gilly 1992 13:48, 19 May 2007 (PDT)

• Disagree She has never been referred to as Elizabeth on the show, so I don't think the page should reference the name. (Arjayoh 05:41, 23 May 2007 (PDT))

• Disagree Locke's page isn't Johnathan Locke and Kate's isn't Katherine Austen so why does Libby's page need to have her full name?

• Disagree But for the people saying she's never been referred to as Elizabeth, she herself said her name was Elizabeth, named after the boat. - Benn

• Disagree She's never explicitly been referred to as Elizabeth, if I remember correctly. We've known her as Libby for the whole time she was alive, and it was probably confuse people looking for info to find the Elizabeth page.

OriginEdit

How do we know Libby's home was California? --Princess Dharma (banned) 05:52, 8 February 2007 (PST)

She was in the mental hospital. (Isolation815 11:00, 22 April 2007 (PDT))

Fake PsychologistEdit

I'm a clinical psychotherapist who specialises in hypnosis. I just wanted to comment that I also noted that Libby seemed to misunderstand what "panic attack" means, as the Theory section states. I would add that her use of hypnotic regression with Claire is also unconvincing. These might just be mistakes made in writing the script. However, it's worth noting that on both occassions she looks more like someone bluffing than a real clinical psychologist. Incidentally, it might be thought that she was a plant working for the Others but they seem totally unconcerned that she was shot by Michael. I suspect she is working for some influential third party, i.e., Penny Widmore or Alvar Hanso. --HypnoSynthesis 15:49, 6 May 2007 (PDT)

Is there anything that has specifically suggested that Libby was not actually a clinical psychologist? If we go by the standard that her lines are wrong, or she isn't convincing as one, then we have to start putting disclaimers on everyone who hasn't been shown doing their "claimed" profession. Because Bernard doesn't really seem like a dentist to me, and some of Arzt's lines didn't sound like a school teacher, and did anyone actually see Neil selling frogurt? - Tvb 16:56, 12 April 2008 (PDT)

RenameEdit

• This article should be renamed Elizabeth "Libby" to make it the same as Hugo "Hurley" Reyes and James "Sawyer" Ford--Phil (talk)14:09, 8 May 2007 (PDT)
• Agree - Exactly! It's obvious that her real name is Elizabeth.
• Agree - For reasons given above. --LeoChris 09:34, 20 May 2007 (PDT)
• Strong Disagree While she may have once called herself Elizabeth in a (as of now) one-off flashback, she was Libby by her own and by everyone else's count for her stay on the Island. That may not be much, so consider the look of the proposed change - she has no last name as of yet, so Elizabeth "Libby" just trails off, unlike the aforementioned Hurley and Sawyer. Elizabeth is the boat, and that is what people should find when they search for it. --CastorTroy 09:48, 20 May 2007 (PDT)
• Agree - For reasons given above.--Mindfucker 16:00, 20 May 2007 (PDT)
• Agree - Same as above --   Steff    talk    contribs    email   08:10, 21 May 2007 (PDT)
• Strongly Disagree - She is Libby. Should we also change Kate Austen to Katherine Austen or John Locke to Johnathan Locke? And yes both names have been used by the characters in flashbacks. The article clearly states her name is Elizabeth. That is enough. It follows the exact same style as Kate's, Locke's, Walt's and numerous other characters. That is the style we have chosen to use and it should be followed in this article. Your examples of Hugo "Hurley" Reyes and James "Sawyer" Ford are not the same situation. They use the common (worldwide) way of including a very common nickname in a person's written name. Elizabeth is not a common nickname used for Libby. That is what the name remains Libby while "Elizabeth" is written in the article. -Mr.Leaf 11:04, 21 May 2007 (PDT)
• Strong disagree: As per Mr.Leaf --Nickb123 (Talk) 05:43, 23 May 2007 (PDT)
• Disagree: per Mr. Leaf --Mr. Crabby (Talk) 11:44, 27 May 2007 (PDT)
• Disagree: Reasons given by Mr.Leaf, Libby is nickname for Elizabeth similar to how Kate is a nickname for Katherine, while Sawyer is not a nickname for James. Comedy240 11:45, 27 May 2007 (PDT)
• Strong Disagree: She never actually states "My name is Elizabteh," she just says "It's called The Elizabeth, after me" because you can't name a boat "The Libby!" Bringlibbyandcharlieback 11:15, 22 April 2008 (PDT)

Result: Keep is consensus --Nickb123 (Talk) 04:23, 29 May 2007 (PDT)

Her Flashback EpisodeEdit

• It should be noted that Libby does have a flashback episode. This episode is "Dave" and should be listed on her nav and info box on her page. Although it is her flashback episode it DOES NOT MEAN IT'S HER CENTRIC-EPISODE! It is just the same with Juliet's introduction flashback in "A Tale of Two Cities". "Dave" will always be considered Hurley-Centric no matter what! For an example, the season finale for Season 1 contained flashbacks from various characters and people agreed on that but there was no actual central character. Also, I don't think "...-Centric" should be a good way of describing episodes. As an example I'll use Sun & Jin's episodes. Although most of these episodes are Sun flashbacks they are considered Sun & Jin-Centric because they are the characters that are featured and play a central part in the episode! It is the same fore "Hearts and Minds". Although Boone had the flashbacks in the episode and Shannon was nothing but an illusion, it should be apparent that this episode was centred around both of those two and not just Boone. So basically, what I'm saying is that Libby did have a flashback episode but not a Centric episode. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Browndog (talk • contribs) 2007-06-15T04:55:03.
• Agree I also think that "The Other 48 Days" should count as Cenrir-,Flashback- whatever Episode for Cindy,Bernard,Ana-Lucia,Eko And Libby.I hope it was okay that i edited that.

New pictures Edit

1. One with Eko in the airport on the episode "?". 2. A good picture of herself and hurley doin laundry, because theres onli 1 where shes got the thong in her hand. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by JackBrookes92 (talk • contribs) 2007-09-03T11:55:31.

Clean up Edit

This article needs a clean up. Spelling and use of tense are a mess. --Hunter61 21:18, 2 March 2008 (PST)

Took out unanswered question: "**Also, she was part of the tail section survivors, and explaining how they found her would complicate matters, so why would they include her in the alibi?" because... Their story does not imply that the people who made it to the island and survived the crash came from any particular part of the plane or that the plane broke apart into pieces far away. The whole thing is at the bottom of the ocean all in one spot. So this is not an issue. ~~jediblueman —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Jediblueman (talk • contribs) 2008-06-03T02:46:28.

Who added a last name? Edit

Why does this article give a last name of "Franklin" for Libby? No canonical source has ever revealed a last name. --Jeff 11:20, 21 March 2008 (PDT)

Flashback/Centric EpisodeEdit

Is it agreed that 'The Other 48 Days' is considered a flashbac episode for Libby, Ana Lucia and Eko? Possibly Bernard also. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 01lander (talk • contribs) 2008-05-02T07:28:54.

• Agree - I would agree with that because it shows their Island flashback. If that doesnt count,then Claire or Desmond's Centric Island Flashbacks shouldnt count as well.

Date of birthEdit

When was Libby's date of birth announced? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by JackB (talk • contribs) 2008-06-06T17:03:00.

• I think it should be taken down.--Jska108 16:03, 29 November 2008 (PST)jska108

Last Name & Oceanic 6 Edit

At the very end of the article (right before the trivia section) it says that her last name wasn't used because none of th oceanic 6 knew it. FALSE! Remember Hurley had the planes manifest and was how they discovered Ethan wasn't on the plane. So although it hasn't been revealed, the http://www.lostpedia.com/wiki/Flight_manifest page tells us that at the very least Hurley, Sawyer (who had it first), Locke (who has seen it), and Frank Lapidus (memorized the manifest) knows her surname. ManOfFaith 11:35, 28 August 2008 (PDT)