Live-blogging of tonight's episode will commence soon. Last week's episode was fabulous - here's hoping the Mo keeps rolling.

Plus, from what I've read, this is a Sun and Jin episode!

***** Major Spoilers Below the Fold *****

Previously: Jin's in trouble at the airport, Hurley tells Richard he has to stop MIB, and Sawyer cons the crud out of everyone.

Now the show. Someone's looking through a night vision scope. They are looking at Kate. Sawyer hands her some cocoa. Locke walks through the jungle swinging a stick, and Jin tends his bear-trapped leg. He should be screaming in infected-leg agony by now. by the way. But he isn't.

Locke sits around the campfire with Jin and talks to him about his name on the cave ceiling. Locke introduces a new rule/plot-point to our already confusing milieu: all the candidates have to leave the island together. Geesh.

Flash-sideways: the cops at the airport are keeping Jin's 25 large. Jin is not happy, because he's not going to be able to do Mr. Paik's bidding now.

Sun and Jin check into a hotel. They need two rooms, because they are not married, by the way. Her name is Sun Paik, not Sun Kwon. I don't know what to think of this.

Back to the island, Sayid tells Locke that he doesn't feel anything. No emotions: anger, happiness, pain. He feels nothing. "Maybe that's best, Sayid. It will help you get through what's coming". Yeah, Smocke's evil.

Jin decides to head for the hills. He's had it with Locke and is going to find his wife. He and Sawyer argue, but unfortunately, they, and everyone else at the campsight, are poison-darted just then. It's the Widmore creeps, and they take Jin.

**** Eerie Lost music, Floating Logo, AT&T commercial, etc. etc. *****

At the Ilana campsite, Miles and Lepidus play poker, and everyone is waiting for Richard to come back. Ben protests, because he doesn't think Richard's coming back.

I'm going to ignore Mile's gratuitous fat-joke about Hurley. Sun is sick of waiting, and goes to gardening.

Jack tries to encourage her. He tells her about Jacob's lighthouse, the mirror, the names. Sun doesn't care about any of this. Nor about Alpert, being a candidate, or about this being anyone's destiny. How's it feel to be shushed, Jack? The Man of Science/Man of Faith worm has certainly turned.

Flash-sideways: Jin knocks on Sun's hotel room door. They have a tense, subtitled conversation about the watch, and so she invites him in because she doesn't want to talk in the hall. Plus, no one will be at the restaurant where the watch is to be delivered.

They flirt. A bit more than flirting, actually She's unbuttoning her sweater. So they aren't married, but they are an item. She's now down to her bra and we switch back to the beach.

Locke walks up to Sun and tells her that he has found Jin. She doesn't trust him because he killed the temple people. He reiterates that they were "confused" and had been lied to.

"Please, come with me. Jin is waiting."

Sun runs off, which is just as well, because Jin is no longer at Locke's campsite. Locke runs after her.

I still think he's evil, but he seems awfully accomodating to certain people, like 1867 Richard last week when Locke/MIB only expressed mild disappointment after Richard failed to kill Jacob. Though he's chasing Sun, he doesn't seem very threatening. I'm confused.

***** Commercials, which gives me a few minutes to mull *****

Sun's still running, Locke's still following her. She looks back, and accidentally smacks her head against a tree.

We flash-sideways to Jin and Sun's bed of illicit passion. Sun wants to run away. It's cute how they talk in Korean but Jin calls her "Honey". There's a knock on the door. I think she was about to tell Jin that she's pregnant, by the way. We'll see.

The guy at the door is Martin Keamy. He is as creepy as ever, and lets himself in. They really camp up the eerie Keamy music here too.

Back at the beach, Ben wakes Sun up. She can only speak in Korean for some reason. Ben asks, "tell me who did this to you?"

"Locke."

Locke is now back at the Lockesite, and comes upon all the poison-darted Others/Losties. Locke seems a bit freaked out, because he can't find Jin.

Cut to what looks like a particularly sinister Dharma hatch. Jin wakes up in a torture chair of some sort. He flips a switch on the wall and now I recognize this place. It's the place where Ben's people messed with Carl's mind, because the movie screen fills with all that Clockwork Orange stuff.

Widmore's female goon walks in and tells Jin this is "room 23", the Dharma initiative's subliminal experimentation room. Jin tries to walk off, so she tazes him.

When he comes to, she whips out a Dharma map which is signed by Jin Kwon. I'm assuming that he did some map work back in the seventies. Jin demands to see Charle's Widmore. She agrees.

Back at Locke's camp, he hands Sayid a gun and asks him if he's a good swimmer. Claire is moping around, so Locke asks if she's OK. She asks if her name was on the wall. She seems kind of hurt because her name wasn't. She doesn't think she's needed, and Aaron won't know her. She asks if Kate's name's on the wall.

"No Claire, it isn't. Not anymore." But he needs Kate to help get the other candidates off the island. But once she does, "Whatever happens, happens." I'm liking MIB more and more every second.

Sawyer asks what's up and Locke says they need to go to the other island. Sawyer snarks to Locke, "what do you need a boat for, can't you turn into smoke and fly your behonkus over to the other island?" Locke can't for some very lamely explained reason.

***** Commercial *****

Back to Sun's hotel room. Creepy, creepy music is playing. Sun hands the watch to Keamy, as she kicks Jin's shoes under the bed.

He asks where his money is, and where Mr. Kwon is. Keamy is getting more threatening with every second. His Iraqi goon knocks on the door, as Keamy begins to notice signs of Jin's presence. Jin is in the bathroom, they discover, and he seems pretty peeved. Keamy does the ugly-American thing where he talks LOUDLY to Jin and Sun to help them understand English.

Having no luck, Keamy brings in Patchy, I mean Mikhail, who speaks a bunch of languages. With Mikhail translating, they decide to take Sun to the bank, and will take Jin to the restaurant. Jin asks Keamy to promise not to tell Mr. Paik about he and Sun, and Keamy charmingly agrees, because he really doesn't care about their personal lives. Just his 25 grand.

Back to the beach, everyone's looking suspiciously at Ben vis a vis the bad bump on Sun's head. Ben denies having anything to do with it

Ben: "Why won't you believe me?"

Ilana: "Because you're speaking." Ha ha.

Sun can understand everything they say, but can only speak Korean. This doesn't make sense to Miles, but as Lepidus points out, "ask the man who speaks to the dead." Touche.

Just then Richard walks up with Hurley.

"Pack your bags. We're leaving."

Switch to Locke, who lands on Hydra island and is immediately ambushed by Widmore's goons. There are those Dharma style sonic boomers setup too.

"Easy friend, I come in peace."

Widmore walks up. Locke knows him, and Widmore knows about Locke too, somewhat. It's all a mixture of myths, stories, etc.

Widmore denies knowing where Jin is.

"A wise man once said that war was coming to this island," observes Locke. "I think it just got here."

Well, I may think MIB is evil, but he's not as evil as Widmore. So I'm basically on MIB's side on this one.

***** Commercial *****

Back, Richard and the Losties/Candidates are packing up. Richard asks where Locke is, and he realizes Locke is planning on leaving on the plane.

Richard wants to destroy the plane, and Sun loudly protests in Korean. She's in no mood to discuss this, as she's pretty ticked off right now. Sun rocks. She wants to save Jin, not save the darn world! She knows that as a candidate Richard needs her, so she's got leverage and she's not going to destroy any plane.

Switch to the bank, as Sun and Mikhail wait for her account to deliver the money. Turns out Mr. Paik has closed the account. Oh crud.

Mikhail looks a lot less beat up in this reality, by the way. No patch.

Meanwhile, Jin is being packed away at the restaurant. Keamy actually is chagrined that they bumped Jin's head on the door, which seems strange, because it turns out that Mr. Paik knows about Jin and Sun, and the 25 Grand was actually Keamy's fee for "popping" Jin. So I'm kind of confused as to why Keamy isn't just popping him, rather than tending his bleeding head wound.

Back to the Dharma station, Widmore is mad at the nerd-goon lady (she's a geophysicist) because she grabbed Jin early. He apologizes to Jin.

"Why did you bring me here?"

Widmore hands him a camera, with pictures of his little girl, Jeun. Jin is touched at the sight of her, and the sight of Sun. He starts to cry.

Widmore has a daughter too, and knows what it's like to be kept apart. He knows Jin wants to be reunited with his wife and daughter, but the reunion will be short lived if Smocke ever gets off the island, because everyone on earth, evidently, will die if that happens.

OK, so Widmore's good? I guess he was, traditionally, a Jacob guy, so possibly. He decides to show Jin "the Package". What is that? Well, first off, it's not a "what", it's a "who."

***** Commercial, and the new Amazon Kindle commercials sure are cute *****

Back to the restaurant, Jin sits in the storage room and hears gunshots. He begins to kick on the door, and Sayid barges in. Jin demands to be let go.

Sayid doesn't know why Jin's here and he doesn't really care. Jin begs him to free him, in broken English. Sayid hands him a razorblade and wishes him luck.

Mikhail and Sun arrive at the restaurant, and Mikhail pulls out his glock. Sun reacts with horror at the dead bodies, except it turns out that Keamy is still alive. Jin comes up behind him and puts a gun to Mikhail's head.

They struggle, because Mikhail was a bit too Sherlock Holmes for his own good, and Jin literally shoots Mikhail's eye out.

In the struggle, Sun got shot in the abdomen. "I'm pregnant," she moans.

Back to the beach, Jack tells Sun a story of a friend of his who couldn't talk before. He asks her if she can write in English, because he figures she can.

Turns out she can. Jack mentions that he went back out to the garden to see if Locke was there. He wasn't, but Jack did find a nice, fresh, ripe tomato. "That's one stubborn tomato. I guess no one told it it was supposed to die."

Sun smiles at Jack. It's nice to see her smile again. She writes that Locke told her that he had Jin. I can't read the entire note, though because the stupid V logo is on the lower right part of the screen, right where her note is.

Jack promises if she comes with him he'll help her find Jin and get them off the island. He promises, and she takes his proffered hand, taking him up on his offer. Sweet scene.

Back at the Locke camp, Sawyer and Kate chat. "Why aren't you worried James?"

"Oh, I am worried, I'm just good at pretending that I ain't"

Sawyer was just explaining that if Widmore didn't kill Locke, they're screwed "six ways till Sunday" when Locke walks up. Locke doesn't like secrets, by the way.

Back at the sub, Sayid rises out fo the water and sees a drugged Desmond being dragged out of the sub by Geophysicist goon and regular goon.

Desmond must be "the package".

Previews next Tuesday, to a bagpiped version of Amazing Grace. Sun and Jin embrace on the beach. Other stuff was in the previews, but, frankly, that's all that matters.

Bad Wobot!