Question about exact dialogue concerning Walt
Can anybody give me the exact dialogue from the conversation about Walt?
Everyone keeps mentioning that Ms. Klugh said something about Walt being more than they could handle, inferring that's why Michael could have him back. I thought she said "He was more than we bargained for", which in my mind meant he was more valuable than they anticipated. And of course if he was more than they had hoped for, no way would they so willingly hand him over. And besides, I thought Not Henry Gale was pretty emphatic in his declaration of "They'll never give you Walt."
(Like everyone else, I thought for sure the boat would go kaboom. In retrospect, unless they have many more, a boat is a pretty hot commodity on an island and why blow up an important asset. My hope, however unlikely, is that Mikey gets deep-sixed and Walt turns to the dark side, becoming a nemesis for the Losties.)
Everyone keeps mentioning that Ms. Klugh said something about Walt being more than they could handle, inferring that's why Michael could have him back. I thought she said "He was more than we bargained for", which in my mind meant he was more valuable than they anticipated. And of course if he was more than they had hoped for, no way would they so willingly hand him over. And besides, I thought Not Henry Gale was pretty emphatic in his declaration of "They'll never give you Walt."
(Like everyone else, I thought for sure the boat would go kaboom. In retrospect, unless they have many more, a boat is a pretty hot commodity on an island and why blow up an important asset. My hope, however unlikely, is that Mikey gets deep-sixed and Walt turns to the dark side, becoming a nemesis for the Losties.)