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English: A representation of the mythology of LOST, including Jacob, the Smoke Monster, polar bears, the Temple, the Heart of the Island/ cork, as well as showing the various people who have come and gone from the Island over the course of its long history.
Français : Une représentation de la mythologie de LOST, incluant Jacob, le monstre de fumée, les ours polaires, le temple, le cœur/bouchon de l'île, et montre aussi les différents personnages qui sont venus sur et partis de l'île au cours de sa longue histoire. |
| Date | 9/23/20 |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | Taliskerbay |
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| current | 16:31, 3 October 2010 | | 1,973 × 1,678 (740 KB) | Taliskerbay | {{Information |Description= A representation of the mythology of LOST, including Jacob, the Smoke Monster, polar bears, the Temple, the Heart of the Island/ cork, as well as showing the various people who have come and gone from the Island over the course |
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