A Different Stripe: Lost? Turn to The Invention of Morel

February 19, 2008

Lost? Turn to The Invention of Morel

Our resident Lost insider, Chad Post, tipped us off a while ago to the presence of one of our books, The Invention of Morel by Adolfo Bioy Casares in the Lost episode that airs on February 21 ("Eggtown," episode 4, season 4). In fact, Chad's been talking about the similarities between Morel and Lost for some time (conspiracy theory anyone?). Today he sends something even more thrilling, a preview of the episode in which a character (Sawyer) is reading the book, and appears loath to be torn away from it. Is it because it reveals the secrets of the island?

Read a summary of The Invention of Morel and find some links to related pages on an earlier post.

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On the Find815.com website there is a mention of "baliholidayfun.com". On this website there is an e-mail address listed: baliholidayfun@gmail.com.
If you send an e-mail to this address you get a response with the subject "re: Amuses Mr Ole"
"Mr Ole" is an anagram for Morel.

Posted by: James | February 27, 2008 at 12:27 PM

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