Charactors

Jack is a neurosurgeon from the USA. In the immediate aftermath of the plane crash he is the first to react to the crisis - overcoming his own pain to rescue the wounded.

With his inner strength and sharp brain he quickly emerges as a leader to the survivors, who increasingly look to him for guidance.

From the moment Flight 815 crashed on the island, Dr. Jack Shephard emerged as the reluctant leader of the group.

An only child with a tense relationship with his father, Jack had the unfortunate task of flying his dead father’s body back from Sydney to LA. As a highly regarded surgeon, Shephard likes to be in control and is only content when having something to fix.

Jack's closest ally is Kate, but their intimate friendship sparks a rivalry with Sawyer, who seems convinced she harbours a guilty secret.

And why did Jack have such a ready and convenient supply of alcohol to sterilise the crash wounds on his back? Perhaps the good doctor has some skeletons in his own closet.

Although her past is shrouded in mystery, Kate's positive qualities are clear from her first moments on the island.

In the initial crisis she shows bravery and determination, stitching the wounds on Jack's lacerated back despite having no medical training.

Intelligent and level-headed, she strikes up a close friendship with Jack, but not everyone warms to her. Sawyer, in particular - convinced she is not the innocent she first appears - is full of awkward questions...

A beauty with a dark past, Kate was being escorted back to the USA by a court marshal after being charged with the murder of her father.
As a key member of the survivors of Flight 815, tomboy Kate has formed close relationships with Jack and Sawyer.

JAMES SAWYER FORD

A native of Tennessee, Sawyer's slow southern drawl barely masks his quick temper.

A smart-talking rebel, full of rude insults and crude suggestions, he soon alienates himself from most of the survivors. And his unappealing habit of collecting and hoarding items from the crash only fuels their hatred.

But are his arrogance and aggression just another con trick? Or do they hide a tragedy from his past that torments him still?

The survivors in Lost are all strangers to each other. Even the blood relatives...

Michael is Walt's father - a construction worker from New York who once dreamed of becoming an architect. When his girlfriend gave birth to his son he gave up these dreams to support his young family.

And then found his girlfriend was leaving him for another man.

Years later, her sudden death leaves him flying to Australia in the company of Walt, the son he hasn't seen in years. And this isn't turning into the kind of father/son bonding trip he had in mind...

Early on, Sayid clashes with Sawyer, who accuses him of being a terrorist. Sayid then reveals that he is a veteran military officer who saw service in the Gulf War.

Albeit in the Iraqi Republican Guard...

With his background in communications, Sayid's skills could be invaluable in the survivors' rescue plans - a fact quickly recognised by Jack, who includes him in his leadership circle.

But is Sayid communicating all the facts about himself? Perhaps Sawyer's early suspicions about Sayid are nearer the truth than anyone realises...


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		JACK SHEPHARD Jack is a neurosurgeon from the USA. In the immediate aftermath of the plane crash he is the first to react to the crisis - overcoming his own pain to rescue the wounded. With his inner strength and sharp brain he quickly emerges as a leader to the survivors, who increasingly look to him for guidance. From the moment Flight 815 crashed on the island, Dr. Jack Shephard emerged as the reluctant leader of the group. An only child with a tense relationship with his father, Jack had the unfortunate task of flying his dead father’s body back from Sydney to LA. As a highly regarded surgeon, Shephard likes to be in control and is only content when having something to fix. Jack's closest ally is Kate, but their intimate friendship sparks a rivalry with Sawyer, who seems convinced she harbours a guilty secret. And why did Jack have such a ready and convenient supply of alcohol to sterilise the crash wounds on his back? Perhaps the good doctor has some skeletons in his own closet.



		KATE AUSTIN Although her past is shrouded in mystery, Kate's positive qualities are clear from her first moments on the island. In the initial crisis she shows bravery and determination, stitching the wounds on Jack's lacerated back despite having no medical training. Intelligent and level-headed, she strikes up a close friendship with Jack, but not everyone warms to her. Sawyer, in particular - convinced she is not the innocent she first appears - is full of awkward questions... A beauty with a dark past, Kate was being escorted back to the USA by a court marshal after being charged with the murder of her father. As a key member of the survivors of Flight 815, tomboy Kate has formed close relationships with Jack and Sawyer.



		JOHN LOCKE A middle manager in a Californian box company with a geekish obsession with wargames and survivalism, John Locke is a mystery to everyone - even himself. Raised by a foster mother, an investigation into his biological parents has left him confused and embittered - and less complete than before... But does he really have a mystical connection with the island - and what is the nature of his previous association with Hurley? CHARLIE PACE Charlie is a musician from Manchester, England. A bass player from the band Drive Shaft, his rock 'n' roll lifestyle have left him ill-prepared for the elemental struggle now facing him. But he quickly demonstrates an unsuspected strength, volunteering to accompany Jack and Kate in the search for the missing transceiver, despite the threat of the mysterious creature in the jungle. It soon becomes clear that Charlie has long been in the grip of his own private crisis, which has left him bruised and battered, but also cunning and resourceful. And there is something Charlie is even more afraid of than the unknown... JAMES SAWYER FORD A native of Tennessee, Sawyer's slow southern drawl barely masks his quick temper. A smart-talking rebel, full of rude insults and crude suggestions, he soon alienates himself from most of the survivors. And his unappealing habit of collecting and hoarding items from the crash only fuels their hatred. But are his arrogance and aggression just another con trick? Or do they hide a tragedy from his past that torments him still? MICHEAL DAWSON The survivors in Lost are all strangers to each other. Even the blood relatives... Michael is Walt's father - a construction worker from New York who once dreamed of becoming an architect. When his girlfriend gave birth to his son he gave up these dreams to support his young family. And then found his girlfriend was leaving him for another man. Years later, her sudden death leaves him flying to Australia in the company of Walt, the son he hasn't seen in years. And this isn't turning into the kind of father/son bonding trip he had in mind... SAYID JARRAH Early on, Sayid clashes with Sawyer, who accuses him of being a terrorist. Sayid then reveals that he is a veteran military officer who saw service in the Gulf War. Albeit in the Iraqi Republican Guard... With his background in communications, Sayid's skills could be invaluable in the survivors' rescue plans - a fact quickly recognised by Jack, who includes him in his leadership circle. But is Sayid communicating all the facts about himself? Perhaps Sawyer's early suspicions about Sayid are nearer the truth than anyone realises... 4,8,15,16,23,42.....