Sayid repaired the Swan 's computer when it broke, and he later discovered thick concrete reminiscent of Chernobyl in its foundations. Soon after, they shared a vision of Walt. As Shannon ran towards it, Ana Lucia mistook her for an Other and shot her. Sayid held her as she died. He then tried to attack Ana Lucia, but Mr. Eko stopped and fought him, and Sayid was eventually knocked out by Ana Lucia.
The tail section survivors then tied him to a tree. Ana and Sayid talked, and given the chance, Sayid refused to kill her. They returned to camp, Sayid carrying Shannon's body. Sayid returns to camp with Shannon 's body. He spoke the next day at her funeral, saying he loved her.
When Danielle believed she had trapped an Other , she came to Sayid first. The prisoner claimed he'd buried his wife on the island, but Sayid saw through the lies, recalled Shannon's death and attacked him till Jack pulled him off. Later Sayid sat on the beach with Charlie. Sayid told him that there was a man in the hatch and he knew he was an Other because he felt no guilt for what he did to him. He then asked Charlie if he had forgotten about what the others did to him.
Sayid beats " Henry ". Sayid, Ana Lucia and Charlie checked out Henry's story by trekking to his wife's supposed grave. They found a grave, but Sayid dug through it, finding the real Henry Gale 's body.
At the funeral, a sailboat appereared just offshore. Sayid, Sun and Jin watch the statue. Sayid, Jack, and Sawyer swam out to the boat and discovered a drunken Desmond inside. Sayid used the boat to configure a plan. He told Jack while his group went on land he could travel by sea quicker and scout out The Others.
When he asked Desmond if he could use the boat he admitted he did not know how to sail. Jin came along to sail and Sun came to translate. While sailing they discovered the ruins of The Statue of Taweret. Sayid commented that he did not know which was more odd, that the rest of it was missing, or that the foot only had four toes. Sayid sailed to the Others' camp and found it deserted, an apparent hatch masking only a wall of rock.
Sayid created a signal fire as planned and returned to the Elizabeth when the discharge occurred. Sayid at the Pearl , after watching the eye-patched man.
Believing his friends captured, Sayid tried luring the Others to a second signal fire at the Pala Ferry , but they attacked by sea and took the Elizabeth.
Back at the camp, Sayid joined Locke 's mission to the Pearl , patching an unknown station's feed till an eye-patched man briefly appeared on a monitor. They found Eko mortally wounded when they left the station, and though skeptical, Sayid followed Locke's party on a journey guided by Eko's stick , where he discovered the Flame station. He correctly guessed that its occupant who shot him was an Other, that others lived in the station and that a trap door led to a secret basement.
He and Kate captured Mikhail , who identified Sayid and told him that he was not on " the list " because he is "weak and frightened. The group encountered the sonic fence , and Sayid realized its purpose. Sayid aims at one of the tents during the ambush on The Others. The party reached the Barracks, and the Others tied up Sayid and Kate in a playground. He met Alex and identified her as Danielle 's daughter.
When the Others left the Barracks, he mistrusted his suspicion continued when they returned to camp. He and Sawyer accosted her, and she confronted him with her knowledge of a hereto unmentioned incident " The Man from Tallahassee " " Left Behind " " One of Us " Sayid later learned about Naomi 's arrival, and he tried to use her satellite phone. Sayid, Jin and Bernard by captured the Others.
Jack and Juliet explained their plan to ambush the Others though, and Sayid convinced Jack to lead the survivors to the radio tower while he Jin and Bernard stayed behind with to plant dynamite at the camp. Sayid successfully killed several Others, but one disarmed him because he could save Jin, who'd been taken hostage. He resisted interrogation, and when Ben ordered their deaths, their captors shot the ground in a mock execution. Hurley arrived in a van to save them, and Sayid tripped an Other and snapped his neck with his legs.
Sayid chooses to stay with Jack. Desmond told Sayid what Charlie had learned in the Looking Glass , and Sayid warned against calling Jack in case their " rescuers " monitored their communications.
They met Locke on the way to Jack, and Sayid confronted him about blowing up the sub , but when Jack attacked him for killing Naomi, Sayid separated the two. Despite mistrusting the rescuers, he stayed with Jack's group when the survivors split , where he gathered guns with Juliet.
The group found Frank Lapidus and his helicopter, and Sayid declared the aircraft fit to fly. Sayid offered to retrieve Charlotte from Locke's group in exchange for a place on the helicopter. Miles and Kate went with him. He went to the Barracks with Miles and Kate and found Hurley tied up in a closet, where Locke had left his as bait. Sayid discovered Ben's secret room then left, and Locke captured him. Sayid offered Miles in exchange for Charlotte then returned to the helicopter and left with Frank, Desmond, and Naomi's body.
Sayid returns to the Island on the Kahana's zodiac raft. Desmond's consciousness began traveling through time, and Sayid calmed him and contacted the Island. The crew locked the pair in a room, but they escaped, and Sayid repaired sabotaged radio equipment so Desmond could call his girlfriend and anchor his consciousness. Sayid initially withheld Michael's identity and confronted him in private, but he outed him to the Captain after hearing his full story.
Keamy's men returned, and Sayid, knowing they planned to kill those on the island, boarded a raft to ferry people to the boat. On the island though, he handed the raft to Daniel and pursued Jack and Sawyer , who were chasing the helicopter. Richard Alpert and some Others captured him and Kate at gunpoint.
Sayid fights Keamy. Richard agreed to let them leave the island if they helped rescue Ben. After ambushing Keamy 's team, Sayid tackled and fought Keamy until Richard gunned him down. Sayid and Kate found Sawyer , Jack , Hurley and Frank at the helicopter and they flew to the Kahana, where they refueled and patched a leak before taking off again.
The Kahana exploded, and they turned back to the island, but it vanished. Sayid tossed out an inflatable life raft, and they crashed into the ocean. They drifted till they reached a boat. A week later, they paddled the raft to the island of Sumba. Jacob distracts Sayid just before Nadia is hit by a speeding car.
After leaving the Island, Sayid became a member of the group known as the Oceanic Six. Nadia found him after their conference and the two later married. The couple attended Hurley 's surprise birthday party and Christian Shephard 's funeral service. After nine months - described later by Sayid as the happiest time in his life - they were walking in Los Angeles discussing their upcoming anniversary when a man asked Sayid for directions.
Nadia crossed the street and was hit by a car. Ben said one of Widmore 's men killed Nadia, and Sayid later found him holding Ben at gunpoint and killed him. Seeking further revenge, Sayid asked for other victims. Sayid is taken care of by Ben, after killing Elsa. Sayid came to work for Benjamin Linus -- tracking down and killing Charles Widmore's employees, allegedly to protect the other Oceanic 6 members.
In a mission in Berlin , he initiated a relationship with a target's employee. She too though was using him for information, and a confrontation killed her and wounded Sayid. Cut loose, Sayid traveled to the Dominican Republic and worked for a charity organization.
A wheelchair-bound John Locke visited him, urging him to return to the Island, but Sayid refused. Ben visited him as well, saying John had died, and that a man was watching Hurley.
Sayid arrived at Santa Rosa Mental Institute and killed the man and convinced Hurley to leave the institute for a safe house. Sayid in Ilana 's custody, on Flight There, he confessed working for Ben but advised Hurley to do the opposite of whatever Ben suggested.
He detected intruders, tossed one over the balcony and impaled another on a knife set, but not before a dart hit him. The tranquilizers were enough to put Sayid unconscious for over 42 hours, during which Hurley took the sedated Sayid to his mansion, then asked his father to drive him to Jack 's hospital. Jack treated Sayid, who then attacked the doctor upon awakening. Shortly afterwards, Sayid attacked an assassin disguised as a nurse.
Once Jack drives Sayid back to Hurley's home, they find Ben, and though hostile, Sayid decides to accompany his former contractor as he met his lawyer. The two drove to a dock where they met Jack, Kate and Sun. Soon after, Illana found Sayid drinking in a Los Angeles bar.
She seduced him, then pulled out a gun, claiming to represent his Seychelles victim's family. She took him aboard Ajira in handcuffs. Sayid noticed other members of the Oceanic Six at the gate and tried unsuccessfully to convince Illana to take a later flight.
When Ben boarded, he suspected Ilana worked for him. In the air, the plane hit turbulence, and a bright light surrounded the survivors. Sayid, back on the Island, is mistaken for a Hostile.
Jin and Radzinsky locked him inside the Flame , and Sawyer arrived and interrogated him. Later on, a young boy brought him a sandwich, introduced himself as Ben Linus and promised him to help him escape. A later visit angered the boy's father , who slammed him into the bars. Horace and Radzinsky threatened to take the interrogation to the next level, and took Sayid is then taken to Initiative's interrogator , who drugged him. Under the influence, Sayid shared knowledge of the island and revealed he'd traveled from the future, first worrying then angering his captors.
They returned him to his cell and voted to execute him. Sawyer tried to help him escape, but Sayid turned him down, wishing to stay and kill young Ben. Ben distracted the security team with a burning van and freed Sayid, who escaped into the jungle, knocked out Jin , stole his gun and shot Ben.
Sayid is shot by Roger while carrying a nuclear bomb. He shot Erik, who was aiming at Kate, and Jack explained his plan to detonate " Jughead ". They traveled through an underwater tunnel to the bomb's chamber, where Sayid extracted its thermonuclear core. Hurley picked up Sayid and Jack in a van and took them to the Swan site.
Though gravely wounded, Sayid rigged the bomb so it would detonate on impact. Sayid is being "tested" by Dogen. Sayid remained injured from Roger's bullet after the survivors traveled forward to Hurley and the rest rushed him to the temple stream, but he died after the Others submerged him. Hours later though, he returned to life. The Others dragged him to another room, where Dogen tortured him. Lennon called the ordeal a "test" and that he had "passed".
Later, Jack tried to give him a pill from Dogen, and Sayid, trusting Jack, agreed. Jack then changed his mind and later told Sayid he'd learned the pill was poison. Confronted, Dogen told Sayid the test proved evil had taken over him. Dogen then fought and almost killed Sayid, but stopped and instead gave him a knife and a mission to assassinate the Man in Black.
Sayid stabs the Man in Black in the chest, using the dagger provided by Dogen. Sayid encountered the Man in Black in the jungle in Locke's form and stabbed him in the chest. The Man in Black was unfazed and said Dogen had tried to con Sayid into going to his death.
The Man in Black then cryptically offered anything Sayid wanted in exchange for his help, though the one thing Sayid wanted had "died in his arms", alluding to Shannon or Nadia. Sayid returned to the Temple and told the Others to leave or die. He then met again with Dogen, drowned him in the spring and slit Lennon's throat right after. Ben entered the room and told Sayid there was still time to leave, but Sayid simply replied, "Not for me.
After, Sayid walked through the carnage, joined the Man in Black's new group and walked off into the jungle. Sayid talks Kate in the Man in Black's camp. Sayid traveled across the Island with the rest of the Man in Black's group until they eventually set up camp in a clearing in a coastal forest.
Claire tried to kill Kate, who screamed for Sayid's help, but he remained passive; Sayid said he was incapable of feeling anything at all. The Man in Black left the camp in his care, and Widmore's men shot him with a dart.
He delivered the prisoner to the Man in Black, who later dropped him in a well and asked Sayid to kill him. He disobeyed when Desmond suggested killing him might disappoint the very person Sayid joined the Man in Black to gain. Sayid's sacrifice. Sayid turned off the Hydra Island power generator, deactivating the sonic fence and letting the Man in Black free Hurley 's group from a cage.
Sayid then rejoined the group in the jungle and helped shoot Widmore's men as the group commandeered his submarine. In the sub, Jack discovered a bomb, and Sayid analyzed it, using his munitions knowledge one last time. Sawyer then accidentally activated the bomb. Sayid told Jack Desmond's location and told him he'd replace Jacob then carried the bomb away from the others to the back of the submarine. The bomb exploded, killing him. Is it fairly safe to assume that, him being claimed by the "darkness inside him" has changed Sayid in more ways than one, and therefore the Rules Jacob and Fake Locke live by no longer apply to him, whether he is a candidate or not.
Richard never said to Jack that those touched by Jacob cannot take their own lives. When Jack asked him why he could not die, he simply said because Jacob touched him. Because this applies to Richard , doesn't exactly mean that it applies to everyone. Jack did, however, ignite the fuse for Richard , yet, Jack was not blown to bits. Instead, the fuse fizzled.
This illustrates the need to include "the island won't let you die because you have work to do" variable into the theories of this sort. Jack and Richard didn't die because they both still have work to do.
Michael could not kill himself either when he had unfinished work. Is this different? Since he reacted like a normal human, he 'failed' the test. By asking "why are you torturing me? Accepting torture without comment would indicate accepting personal responsibility for past choices he had made consistent with Jacob 's belief in free will. Dogen and the Others are witch hunters who poison people they think don't pass the test the DI being a good example.
Dogen blows what I suspect is metallic dust across Sayid then shocks him. I think there is a special electromagnetic property associated with claimed or infected people and these first two actions are diagnostic as stated and then the branding is a symbolic 'marking'.
The use of the powder which is the same substance used to repel the monster is of the utmost importance here. Also, did you notice how gently Dogen cranked his little generator? There were two tests. One test used an electric current either directly to deliver a shock or to generate a magnetic field. The other test used a red-hot brand. The result of the second test is interesting. The burn may have had no effect on him or he healed immediately from the wound.
Sayid also states that he "clearly" failed without anyone telling him that he failed other than Lennon stating that he passed. Sayid is pretty good at reading people, but the word choice of "clearly" may imply that he knows he should've been badly burned. With how shallow those needles went and how small they were it seemed almost like acupuncture of some sort, which is often combined with electricity.
In a healthy person, this would reduce pain and restore balance to the body. Sayid is now no longer in "balance" and therefore is harmed when the needles apply the shock. This is a show where EVERY single blow to the head causes immediate and long-term loss of consciousness, I wouldn't argue Sayid's reaction to painful stimuli too hard here, clearly the show is taking some medically-related artistic privilege here, rightfully so.
Although only remotely related - there's an uncanny similarity between how Sayid drowned then returned to life and how Charlotte Malkin drowned and then returned to life in Eko's flashback. She even states that she saw and spoke with Yemi while 'between places' she also mentions John Locke, whom she didn't know - which would be Eko's reason for being in Australia and also his reason for being on the flight which crashed on the same island his brothers corpse was on - all MIB's handiwork in setting up his little loophole?
Was Charlotte claimed in the same manner in which Sayid was? Interesting similarity at least, though most could be due to Eko originally being the MIB but leaving the show before that could happen, so it could've been the original beginning of the loophole groundwork. The Losties and Jack in particular have spent six seasons dealing with people that all seem to know more about what's going on and deciding what the Losties have to do about it.
Like Ben, once again Dogen now knows best and once again he's wrong. This is the time for the Losties to step up and start demanding answers and making decisions for themselves. Jack swallowing the pill is just the beginning. Sayid failed the test because he should not feel pain throughout the entire test. When Dogen inserted that wires, Sayid received some kind of acupuncture.
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