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plane. After the plane leaves, Eko is mistaken for Yemi and released back to his village. Feeling guilty over Yemi's death, Eko assumes his role as the village priest. One day, Eko encounters a gang of guerrillas who made a deal with Yemi: they'll take 80% of the vaccines delivered to the village in exchange for the village's safety. Soon afterward, the guerrillas arrive at the church and attempt to cut off Eko's hands. However, Eko fights back and kills them, much to the shock of the village. The church is thus boarded up and Eko is ostracized until he leaves for London.
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What you see on the screen now is something quite different from what was originally talked about. As I understood it, from what we discussed with the creators, he was actually quite a passive character. The name that we initially came up with was 'Emeka', and I changed the name to 'Eko', because it
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where it came from, knowing his brother's body is there. Eko and
Charlie decide to burn the plane along with all the heroin-filled statues. On his fiftieth day on the island, Eko baptizes baby Aaron and his mother
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statues and intends to fly out of the country. Yemi refuses until Eko threatens his associates will burn the church down if he does not sign documents that allow him and his henchmen to appear as priests.
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kidnap a few of the survivors. Eko kills two of them while resisting a kidnap attempt; feeling guilty, Eko remains mute for the following forty days. In "Adrift", Eko beats
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1250:Further Instructions
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2824:Fictional murderers
2594:James "Sawyer" Ford
2574:Hugo "Hurley" Reyes
2250:Dos Santos, Kristin
2114:on October 15, 2008
2108:Screen Actors Guild
2073:"SAG party crashed"
339:James "Sawyer" Ford
26:Fictional character
2674:Shannon Rutherford
2539:Christian Shephard
1919:on August 17, 2009
1609:"The Tailie's End"
1574:: Five Fresh Faces
1363:on January 5, 2008
933:The Cost of Living
929:Monica Owusu-Breen
720:Elizabeth Mitchell
700:Kristin Dos Santos
621:The Cost of Living
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2554:Danielle Rousseau
2258:Redux: Why, God,
2175:on April 26, 2007
2003:Los Angeles Times
1515:Lost: On Location
1246:Elizabeth Sarnoff
1015:The Other 48 Days
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