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"Let go"Edit

to go after, to play purpose, courage ruthlessness -- inhibition IV (7-12 or so) -- school-age child industry vs inferiority neighborhood and school to complete, to make things together competence narrow virtuosity -- inertia V (12-18 or so) -- adolescence ego-identity vs role-confusion peer groups, role models to be oneself, to share oneself fidelity, loyalty fanaticism -- repudiation VI (the 20’s) -- young adult intimacy vs isolation partners, friends to lose and find oneself in a another love promiscuity -- exclusivity VII (late 20’s to 50’s) -- middle adult generativity vs self-absorption household, workmates to make be, to take care of

Stage (age) Psychosocial crisis Significant relations Psychosocial modalities Psychosocial virtues Maladaptations & malignancies I (0-1) -- infant trust vs mistrust mother to get, to give in return hope, faith sensory distortion -- withdrawal II (2-3) -- toddler autonomy vs shame and doubt parents to hold on, to let go will, determination impulsivity -- compulsion III (3-6) -- preschooler initiative vs guilt family

are overextension -- rejectivity VIII (50’s and beyond) -- old adult integrity vs despair mankind or “my kind” to be, through having been, to face not being

His last words were "Tell Shannon...tell her..." He died before he could complete his last phrase. ("Do No Harm")

Boone led John around Sydney Airport, and warned him that it was up to him to save another survivor's life. Locke saw Charlie and Claire. Boone responded they were "fine... for a while" (hinting at Desmond's later premonition of Charlie's imminent death.) Locke saw Jin and Sun arguing, but Boone assured him that Sayid would lead them to safety, and that Hurley and Desmond would be fine as well. After John saw Jack, Kate, and Sawyer being accosted by Henry, Boone told him, he must clean up his own mess before he could help them. Boone, realizing John wouldn't comprehend on his own, led Locke to the top of the escalator. There, John found Eko's stick, covered with blood. Boone, now pale and bloody, as he was when he died, told Locke to save Eko before it was too late. ("Further Instructions")